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by Tim Kelly
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The Tollivers and the Calhouns have been feuding for 200 years, which makes things
difficult for Emmy Lou Tolliver and Lee Roy Calhoun, who could be called the “Romeo
and Juliet of the Hills.” The story of this age-old family feud even appears in
the tabloid "Strange But True," which inspires a couple of near-bankrupt New York
publishing houses to send agents to sign up the conflicting families for a book
deal. Throw some Hollywood agents looking for a movie deal into the pot, and you’ve
got a rip-snortin’ comedy! Whatever you do, don’t you dare say the word “hillbilly”
to Paw or he’ll get his overalls in a bunch!
A Youth Theatre production with a cast of over 40 people!!
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December 1st and 2nd at 7:30pm and December 3rd at 2pm at the Brunswick High School, Concord Room
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Tickets are $8 each for all. Seats will be assigned on a first come, first served basis.
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