The Hatfield & the McCoy are feuding families. Each family felt insulted or wronged by the other. They knew that they are both Hill Billie.  This term was used to describe a free and untrammelled white citizen of Alabama, who lived in the hills and had no proper speech, unkempt dressing, high on alcohol if he could procure some and fired off his revolver as the fancy took him. The Hillbillies were often considered independent and self-reliant individuals that resisted the modernization of society, but at the same time they were also defined as backward, violent, and uncivilized.

But today the Hatfield and McCoy have settled their long running feud mountain style. When no one could come in between and help either family, the great and mighty Appalachian mountain intervened and brought peace to these folks. They now want to share their love with you by singing, dancing, mighty feats of strength, jaw dropping stunts and side splitting entertainment. And to ensure the present is full of fun and loving spirit, Pa Hatfield and Ma McCoy together with Granny brings together all the city folks and the country cousins here and Granny pulls out all the stops for the holiday dinner. She cooks up a stack of fried chicken and country styled pork shoulder on a barbeque. Not only that, all the delicious meet is accompanied by smashed potatoes, creamy cole slaw, and corn on the cob, rolls, and creamy vegetable soup. After a meal like that you have to take a break and loosen a bit to gorge her special dessert.

They call it ‘Feudin’ Feastin’ Family Fun and once you have liquor on a moon lit night their jokes and dance offs become funnier. It is a West Side story set in the mountains with clogs so sit back and enjoy the tacky yarns and silly dance numbers.

• They have several shows.
• The Comedy Barn Theatre.
• Smoky Mountain Opry.
• Blackwood’s Morning Variety show.
• Comedy Critters Pet Show.
• Choose your flavour from the bar and don’t forget to tip your waiter.
• Carry cash so that you can tip at the theatre, at least $3.50 per person.
• This is not a historical production, so don’t be all uptight about dramatic license.
• When you book your tickets, ask about the multi-show discount.
• Go early to get a proper seating.

• Adults: $ 50, Child: $ 20

• Krystal Restaurant: American
• Hard Rock Café: American, BBQ, Hamburgers
• O'Charley's: American
• Applewood Farmhouse Grill: American

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