This play likely presents a comedic storyline that involves humorous situations, misunderstandings, or social commentary through a satirical lens. The title itself suggests a narrative about someone's "fall from grace" and potentially their journey back to a more humble or rustic existence. Hobart's style often incorporated witty dialogue, farcical elements, and clever observations about society.George V. Hobart was recognized for his ability to create entertaining and comedic plots that engaged audiences with humor and satire. "Back to the Woods: The Story of a Fall from Grace" was one of his theatrical works that likely provided amusement and social commentary through its comedic narrative.