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Wendy Piper
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James Graham & Tom Angland
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Nicholas Piper
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Tricia Matthews
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Gwen Edwards, Tom Angland & Nicholas Piper
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Wendy Piper
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Gwen Edwards
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Amy Baldwin & Gwen Edwards
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Nicholas Piper
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SynopsisThe third of the Mud Creek trilogy, this story is set six years after the close of The Other Side of the Mountain. Evelyn Thacker has returned to Mud Creek to help establish an experimental winery. When Evelyn proposes a change in the law that would allow the sale of wine in this “dry” community, chaos ensues. Evelyn’s lover questions her real motive, a Baptist minister tries to close her down, and her sister Faye reinvents herself as Daisy Duke. Then an obnoxious young woman from New Jersey shows up seeking answers from Faye’s strangely silent husband Vernon Cobb. Even more fireworks erupt… or they would, if there wasn’t so much rain. |
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Specs
Cast Size: 7 (3M, 4W)
Approximate Run Time: 1h 45min Number of Acts: Two Acts  Script Sample Request RightsProduction History2006 Finalist in Barter Theatre’s Appalachian Festival of Plays and PlaywrightsComin’ Up A Storm was first produced in 2008 by Barter Theatre (Abingdon, VA), Richard Rose, Producing Artistic Director. |
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Reviews“A clever, intricate plot which is consistently entertaining…”Gary Aday, Washington County News
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Cast Size: 7 (3M, 4W)
Approximate Run Time: 1h 45min Number of Acts: Two Acts Script Sample Request Rights |
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SynopsisThe third of the Mud Creek trilogy, this story is set six years after the close of The Other Side of the Mountain. Evelyn Thacker has returned to Mud Creek to help establish an experimental winery. When Evelyn proposes a change in the law that would allow the sale of wine in this “dry” community, chaos ensues. Evelyn’s lover questions her real motive, a Baptist minister tries to close her down, and her sister Faye reinvents herself as Daisy Duke. Then an obnoxious young woman from New Jersey shows up seeking answers from Faye’s strangely silent husband Vernon Cobb. Even more fireworks erupt… or they would, if there wasn’t so much rain. |
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Reviews“A clever, intricate plot which is consistently entertaining…”Gary Aday, Washington County News
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Production History2006 Finalist in Barter Theatre’s Appalachian Festival of Plays and PlaywrightsComin’ Up A Storm was first produced in 2008 by Barter Theatre (Abingdon, VA), Richard Rose, Producing Artistic Director. |
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Script Sample Request Rights |