"Bless This House" is a British play written by John Chapman and Dave Freeman. It premiered in 1968 and revolves around the comedic misadventures of a family living in a suburban home. The story highlights the humorous challenges they face as they navigate relationships, financial struggles, and the chaos of everyday life. The play is known for its light-hearted approach and relatable characters, making it a popular choice for community theater productions. Its themes of family dynamics and the pursuit of happiness resonate with audiences, contributing to its enduring appeal in the world of theatrical comedy.