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Good Mourning Mrs Brown - Edinburgh Playhouse

From: 02 September 2008

To: 06 September 2008

Greenside Place, 19.30, £13.50 - £22.50

http://www.edinburghplayhouse.org.uk
Part two of the Mrs Brown trilogy of comedy plays by Brendan O’Carroll, finds the Brown family now trying to tackle the wake and funeral of Grandad Brown, there is just one problem…..Grandad Brown is not dead!

Dermot and his now pregnant wife Maria are living with Mrs Brown, much to Maria’s dismay – and the pressure from her to get a place of their own has Dermot contemplating giving up his career in “Promotions” and returning to his life of crime with his old partner Buster Brady.

Cathy Brown interrupts her new romance, to give partnership counselling to Rory and Dino who are having problems.

Father Quinn is beginning to doubt his vocation. What he needs is a sign…. with the help of Agnes Brown he might have to settle for a miracle.

Full of feisty Irish humour and all your favourite characters and more, this show is sure to be a real treat..

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