Six little Bunkers at Aunt Jo's

The Bunker children—Russ, Rose, Vi, Laddie, Margaret and little Mun Bun—spend a bright summer at their Aunt Jo’s countryside cottage beside Lake Sagatook. Their mother insists on a “nose‑count” before they dash off into the woods, a ritual that sets the tone for a day of picnics, riddles, and cheeky games. Grandma Bell’s warm laugh and the promise of a “queer hunt” hint at small mysteries that the siblings love to solve together, from tracking hidden treasures to inventing make‑believe riddles that keep the forest alive with laughter.

In this first act the gang tackles their own version of an adventure, splashing into the lake, hopping onto a boat, and wandering through maple‑shaded paths while sharing secrets only a close‑knit family can understand. Their playful spirit turns ordinary summer chores into spirited escapades, inviting listeners to feel the breeze, hear the rustle of leaves, and join the Bunkers in their joyful, slightly chaotic world.