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Home > Browse > A Hillbilly Christmas Carol

A Hillbilly Christmas Carol

By LeRoma Eshbach Greth.

Product Code: H19000

One-act Play

Comedy

Cast size: 3m., 4w.

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Synopsis

Christmas Eve has come to the Ozarks. Widow Hinckley is closing in on Joshua, a lazy, bad-tempered mountaineer. She brings him a bedraggled Christmas tree in hopes of softening him up, but Joshua hates Christmas. His relatives all agree that "He's just like Scrooge in that thar story." So they prepare a mountaineer version of A Christmas Carol and Joshua sees the Ozark Christmas Past, Present and Future.

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Details

Status In stock
Type of Show One-act Play
Product Code H19000
Minimum Cast Size 7
Pages of Dialogue 17
Min. Royalty Rate $55.00/perf
Approx. Run Time 30 min
Staging One int. set.

Customer Reviews

We enjoyed working on this script. The characters were fun. Set, props, and costumes were simple to pull together. The only drawback was that it was SO short we had to marry it to another performance piece to make it worth it for our audiences to attend.

Sarah Barthel, Lompoc High School, Lompoc, Calif.

This title worked very well with our Middle and High School students many of whom were first time actors. Due to the set being minimal it worked well with our performance space which is also shared with a church.

Lacey Hoogland, Black Hills Lutheran School, Rapid City, S.D.

Hints, Tips, and Tricks

The dialect written in makes the script tricky for cold reads at auditions. Consider writing parallel lines for actors who are struggling with reading the dialect cold.

Sarah Barthel, Lompoc High School, Lompoc, Calif.