Performance

Venue	The O2 Arena
	Also: Niko's Taverna, Millennium Dome, SkyScape, Millennium Dome, Indigo at The O2, Meridian Gardens, Matter, Bubble Exhibition Space, The Theatre at the O2
Town	Outer London
County	Greater London
From	6th July 2017
To	8th July 2017
The O2 Arena (V0681788081)
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Production Changes

Previous details associated with this item and date of change.

Date of change: 26 Sep 16 - T2036035113

Good Mourning Mrs Brown

Work:: Good Mourning Mrs Brown (S89581384)

Author

Brendan O'Carroll

Production:: (T2036035113)

'Good Mourning Mrs. Brown' is part of the hilarious series written by and starring Brendan O'Carroll. This is the first time the production is heading out as a full UK arena tour. In this hilarious show in which Brendan has received some of the best reviews of his career, we see Agnes Brown planning Granddad's funeral. The only problem is granddad is not dead. What could go wrong?

Performer	Brendan O'Carroll
Performer	Dermot 'Bugsy' O'Neill (Grandad Brown)
Performer	Pat 'Pepsi' Shields (Mark Brown)
Performer	Paddy Houlihan (Dermot Brown)
Performer	Rory Cowan (Rory Brown)
Performer	Jennifer Gibney (Cathy Brown)
Performer	Martin Delany (Trevor Brown)
Performer	Fiona O'Carroll (Maria Brown)
Performer	Amanda Woods (Betty Brown)
Performer	Gary Hollywood (Dino Doyle)
Performer	Danny O'Carroll (Buster Brady)
Performer	Eilish O'Carroll (Winnie McGoogan)

Listing:: L1143361144

Production details

'Good Mourning Mrs. Brown' is part of the hilarious series written by and starring Brendan O'Carroll. This is the first time the production is heading out as a full UK arena tour. In this hilarious show in which Brendan has received some of the best reviews of his career, we see Agnes Brown planning Granddad's funeral. The only problem is granddad is not dead. What could go wrong?

Reviews

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