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Yer Granny archiveA diabolical 100-year-old granny who's literally eating her family out of house and home. She's already eaten their fish and chip shop into bankruptcy and now she's working her way through their kitchen cupboards, pushing the Russo family to desperate measures just to survive beyond 1977. As proud head of the family, Cammy is determined that The Minerva Fish Bar will rise again and that family honour will be restored - and all in time for the Queen's upcoming Jubilee visit. But before Cammy's dream can come true and before Her Maj can pop in for a chat, a single sausage and a royal seal of approval, the family members must ask themselves how far they will go to solve a problem like Yer Granny. Adapted from the Argentinian comedy classic La Nona

Creatives/Company

Author: Roberto Cossa (original Spanish version)
Translation(s): Douglas Maxwell, Kathy Khorrami (literal translation)

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Archive listings for Yer Granny (2015)

Work type: Play.

T0823903129

Producer National Theatre of Scotland. Director Graham McLaren. Design Colin Richmond. Costume Colin Richmond. Sound Mark Melville. Music Mark Melvillem. Lighting Tim Mitchell. Performer Maureen Beattie. Performer Paul Riley. Performer Jonathan Watson. Performer Gregor Fisher. Performer Brian Pettifer. Performer Barbara Rafferty. Performer Louise McCarthy.
30 Jun 15 to 4 Jul 15Dundee Repertory Theatre, Dundee :: V596
listing details L01736002321
23 Jun 15 to 27 Jun 15Lyric Theatre, Belfast :: V552
listing details L01306000103
9 Jun 15 to 13 Jun 15Eden Court Theatre, Inverness :: V626
listing details L1923271603
2 Jun 15 to 6 Jun 15King's Theatre, Edinburgh :: V601
listing details L341802813
26 May 15 to 30 May 15King's Theatre, Glasgow :: V613
listing details L01724318255
19 May 15 to 21 May 15Beacon Arts Centre (formerly Arts Guild Theatre), Greenock :: V1047
listing details L1582912055

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