Ever wonder what it's like for kids who've lived at 1600 Pennsylvania Avenue? In this special project with the White House Historical Association, the Kennedy Center stages an exciting new musical inspired by President Theodore Roosevelt and his family!  In 1905, young Kermit, Ethel, and Archie Roosevelt stumble upon a real-life treasure map hidden in their library's copy of Treasure Island. Following clue after clue, the threesome untangles a decades-old mystery that leads them all over the White House, from the Red Room to the President's Office. But will their father's loyal valet or the new English governess foil their quest? This clever and comical production features songs by Washington satirist Mark Russell, whose PBS specials have led TV Guide to call him "the funniest man on television." Recommended for
ages 9 & up. 

"Adorable! This comic mystery cavorts through U.S. history with the exuberant literacy of ‘Schoolhouse Rock' and the gentle thrills and sleuthing instincts of ‘Scooby-Doo.' A history lesson kids can hum!"
– The Washington Post  (Click to read the full review)

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