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8/9/2020 Radio Play Back Episode One 

8/16/2020 Radio Play Back Episode Two

8/23/2020 Radio Play Back Episode Three 

8/30/2020 Radio Play Back Episode Four

Mid Season Break 

9/13/2020 Radio Play Back Episode Five

9/20/2020 Radio Play Back Episode Six

10/18/2020 Radio Play Back Episode Seven

11/06/2020 Radio Play Back Episode Eight 

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HATFIELDS & MCCOYS

Inspired by the play by Billy Edd Wheeler with music composed by Ewel Cornett.

Written and directed by Nick Yurick

Produce by William Scott Hill

Sound editing by Sam Yurick

Cast

Sarah Leigh Beason, Rocky Cooper, Amy Taylor, and Rhayne Thomas as your Narrators

Ethan Jones as Frank Phillips

Dan Manning as Randolph McCoy

Brooks Cline as Jim McCoy

Sharon Chadwick as Levicy Hatfield

Dan Hasty as Preacher Anse Hatfield

Austin Seipp as Johnse Hatfield

Nick Yurick as Cottontop, Harmon McCoy, and T.C. Crawford

Michael Martin as Jim Vance

Tommy Crosson as Cap Hatfield

Ashley Davis as Roseanne McCoy

Lindsey Palmer as Josephine McCoy

Rick Olson as Tolbert McCoy

Rebekah New as Allifair McCoy

Barbara Yurick as Aunt Betty McCoy

Wendy Sullivan as Sarah McCoy

And Andy Woodruff as Devil Anse Hatfield

DUE TO THE CURRENT CV19 HEALTH EMERGENCY THE TWV SUMMER SCHELUDE AT GRANDVIEW HAS BEEN POSTPONED

THEATRE WEST VIRGINIA WILL REOPEN FOR THE 
2021 Summer Season at  Grandview 





Theatre West Virginia was founded in 1955 as the West Virginia Historical Drama Association by concerned citizens from the Raleigh County region who desired to present West Virginia's unique culture to as wide an audience as possible. 

Founders included former Governor Hulett C Smith, Leo Vecellio, Charles Hodel, C.S. Lewis, Harry Anderson, Waldo Lafon, M.W. Powers and others who helped fund the project. In 1961, their dream became a reality with the opening of Honey in the Rock. The dramatic view of the New River Gorge coupled with a perfectly designed amphitheatre in Grandview have provided more than one million visitors with the excitement of outdoor musical drama.