Country Girls
by Stephen Brown


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Synopsis
Fourteen-year-old Megan hates country music singer Rick Montgomery, and she and her best friend Kimmy have decided tonight’s concert will be his last.
The two teens hatch an ill-conceived plot to kidnap the country music star in this laugh-out-loud, offbeat comedy.
Songs will be sung, shots will be fired, and the girls will discover that revenge ain’t all it’s cracked up to be.
Press Reviews
"Delightfully fresh... One part southern-fried knee-slapper, complete with bumbling cops and one-liners reminiscent of the best of Jeff Foxworthy or the late Lewis Grizzard, paired with a slightly twisted Hallmark movie with a twang, this odd couple combination not only amuses and entertains, it works."
— Jasper Project
"Fast, furious and insanely funny... Hammers and guns are raised, bullets fly, there are some wounds – both physical and emotional – but dumb luck tends to save the day... Throughout, we are treated to the weird, wise, but always observant inner lives of teen girls."
— South Florida Theater
"Mirthful... [the] humor is woven into a deeper and occasionally touching examination of human beings struggling awkwardly to cope with difficult modern paradigms of the word ‘family."
— Florida Theater On Stage
Characters
| Character |
|---|
Kimmy 13. Female. Megan’s best friend. |
Larry 45. Male. A cop. |
Chet 26. Male. Larry’s partner. |
Patty 40s or 50s. Female. Chief of Police. |
Rick 40s. Male. A semi-famous country music singer. |
Megan 14. Female. |
Publication
Country Girls is a comedy play written by Stephen Brown and published by Samuel French (2024).
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Samuel French · 2024 · 130 pp
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