HILL and HOLLER: Two Appalachian Tales and a Song by
"Devil's Holler"
Terry and Meg have been scraping by on his father’s pension check, since the steel mill closed. When his father passes away, he wants to keep it a secret so that they can keep getting his checks. His wife and friend who is a union leader want to help him survive, Terry lets them know he can’t live depending on the past.
"Son of Abraham" - A song...
Terry and Meg have been scraping by on his father’s pension check, since the steel mill closed. When his father passes away, he wants to keep it a secret so that they can keep getting his checks. His wife and friend who is a union leader want to help him survive, Terry lets them know he can’t live depending on the past.
"Son of Abraham" - A song...
"Devil's Holler"
Terry and Meg have been scraping by on his father’s pension check, since the steel mill closed. When his father passes away, he wants to keep it a secret so that they can keep getting his checks. His wife and friend who is a union leader want to help him survive, Terry lets them know he can’t live depending on the past.
"Son of Abraham" - A song
An Appalachian re-telling of the Abraham and Isaac story with banjo accompaniment.
"Witches on the Hill"
A daughter comes to understand the womanhood her mother and grandmother have known and breaks free.
Terry and Meg have been scraping by on his father’s pension check, since the steel mill closed. When his father passes away, he wants to keep it a secret so that they can keep getting his checks. His wife and friend who is a union leader want to help him survive, Terry lets them know he can’t live depending on the past.
"Son of Abraham" - A song
An Appalachian re-telling of the Abraham and Isaac story with banjo accompaniment.
"Witches on the Hill"
A daughter comes to understand the womanhood her mother and grandmother have known and breaks free.