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Live theater fans have a choice of several top-flight professional companies, such as Yale Rep and Long Wharf in New Haven and the Hartford Stage Company. But to stay ahead of the pack, be sure to get tickets to the historic Goodspeed Opera House in East Haddam, where you just might catch the next big musical in development before it goes to Broadway.
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Reader Comments
Comment from Donna E. King on November 16, 2010
This piece is beautifully written.
Comment from Sherry Smith on July 21, 2011
What is the boat in the picture with the kayak? Where does it go and where do you pick it up? Looks like a beautiful ride.
Connecticut is a beautiful state. I especially love their country fairs....
Comment from Heather Atwell on July 25, 2011
@Sherry: According to the Brian K. who took the photo, it\'s the Lady Katherine out of Hartford. It travels down the Connecticut, through Rocky Hill.
The authors of the story also recommend this: http://www.ct.gov/dot/cwp/view.asp?a=1380&Q=259724&dotPNavCtr
Comment from Victor Goode on December 20, 2011
Its been (2) years since i visited Connecticut. I have always loved New England & miss traveling out to visit my family in Simsbury. lots of fond memories.
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