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The Legend of Sleepy Hollow
adapted by Lindsay Price from Washington Irving
Icabod Crane is new to Sleepy Hollow and seems to fit right in. He's taking over the choir, courting the wealthy daughter, and sharing a ghost story or two. But not everyone is happy to see Icabod and not everyone thinks he loves ghost stories as much as he says. What happens when Icabod gets a ghoulish surprise?
This new adaptation of the Washington Irving story is excellent for large groups and suitably spooky for Halloween!
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The Legend of Sleepy Hollow
Recommended for High Schools and Middle Schools
Tips from past Producers
We used the Virginia Reel for our line dance, and used different parts of it in the other two dances in the show. This made it easier for my students to remember the steps. We also build a Headless Horseman costume instead of the puppet suggested in the appendix.
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