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A comedy by Mark Edward Smith
Directed by Tim Riessen

Saying good-bye to the dearly departed has never been so funny in this comedy set in the viewing room of a
Holyoke, MA funeral home. When an estranged son returns home after years away, you’ll be surprised by who gets
the last word. The show centres around a stern patriarch who has recently passed away before he’s had a chance to
make amends with his very dysfunctional family. The play – while loaded with laughs – is timeless due to its themes
of reconciliation and family.

A comedy by Mark Edward Smith
Directed by Tim Riessen

Saying good-bye to the dearly departed has never been so funny in this comedy set in the viewing room of a
Holyoke, MA funeral home. When an estranged son returns home after years away, you’ll be surprised by who gets
the last word. The show centres around a stern patriarch who has recently passed away before he’s had a chance to
make amends with his very dysfunctional family. The play – while loaded with laughs – is timeless due to its themes
of reconciliation and family.

A comedy by Mark Edward Smith
Directed by Tim Riessen

Saying good-bye to the dearly departed has never been so funny in this comedy set in the viewing room of a
Holyoke, MA funeral home. When an estranged son returns home after years away, you’ll be surprised by who gets
the last word. The show centres around a stern patriarch who has recently passed away before he’s had a chance to
make amends with his very dysfunctional family. The play – while loaded with laughs – is timeless due to its themes
of reconciliation and family.

A comedy by Mark Edward Smith
Directed by Tim Riessen

Saying good-bye to the dearly departed has never been so funny in this comedy set in the viewing room of a
Holyoke, MA funeral home. When an estranged son returns home after years away, you’ll be surprised by who gets
the last word. The show centres around a stern patriarch who has recently passed away before he’s had a chance to
make amends with his very dysfunctional family. The play – while loaded with laughs – is timeless due to its themes
of reconciliation and family.

A comedy by Mark Edward Smith
Directed by Tim Riessen

Saying good-bye to the dearly departed has never been so funny in this comedy set in the viewing room of a
Holyoke, MA funeral home. When an estranged son returns home after years away, you’ll be surprised by who gets
the last word. The show centres around a stern patriarch who has recently passed away before he’s had a chance to
make amends with his very dysfunctional family. The play – while loaded with laughs – is timeless due to its themes
of reconciliation and family.

A comedy by Mark Edward Smith
Directed by Tim Riessen

Saying good-bye to the dearly departed has never been so funny in this comedy set in the viewing room of a
Holyoke, MA funeral home. When an estranged son returns home after years away, you’ll be surprised by who gets
the last word. The show centres around a stern patriarch who has recently passed away before he’s had a chance to
make amends with his very dysfunctional family. The play – while loaded with laughs – is timeless due to its themes
of reconciliation and family.

A comedy by Mark Edward Smith
Directed by Tim Riessen

Saying good-bye to the dearly departed has never been so funny in this comedy set in the viewing room of a
Holyoke, MA funeral home. When an estranged son returns home after years away, you’ll be surprised by who gets
the last word. The show centres around a stern patriarch who has recently passed away before he’s had a chance to
make amends with his very dysfunctional family. The play – while loaded with laughs – is timeless due to its themes
of reconciliation and family.

A comedy by Mark Edward Smith
Directed by Tim Riessen

Saying good-bye to the dearly departed has never been so funny in this comedy set in the viewing room of a
Holyoke, MA funeral home. When an estranged son returns home after years away, you’ll be surprised by who gets
the last word. The show centres around a stern patriarch who has recently passed away before he’s had a chance to
make amends with his very dysfunctional family. The play – while loaded with laughs – is timeless due to its themes
of reconciliation and family.

A comedy by Mark Edward Smith
Directed by Tim Riessen

Saying good-bye to the dearly departed has never been so funny in this comedy set in the viewing room of a
Holyoke, MA funeral home. When an estranged son returns home after years away, you’ll be surprised by who gets
the last word. The show centres around a stern patriarch who has recently passed away before he’s had a chance to
make amends with his very dysfunctional family. The play – while loaded with laughs – is timeless due to its themes
of reconciliation and family.

A comedy by Mark Edward Smith
Directed by Tim Riessen

Saying good-bye to the dearly departed has never been so funny in this comedy set in the viewing room of a
Holyoke, MA funeral home. When an estranged son returns home after years away, you’ll be surprised by who gets
the last word. The show centres around a stern patriarch who has recently passed away before he’s had a chance to
make amends with his very dysfunctional family. The play – while loaded with laughs – is timeless due to its themes
of reconciliation and family.

Official stage adaptation by Ian Gower and Paul Carpenter.
Based on the original 1990s tv series by Richard Curtis and Paul Mayhew-Archer.
Directed by Shelley McGinn

Based on the 90’s British comedy, which starred Dawn French in the lead role, the fictional Oxfordshire village of
Dibley is the setting for this delightful play.

When the 102-year-old vicar dies, the locals are shocked to discover that his replacement is a woman!
The well-drawn characters of the village council take up the challenge of bending the new vicar to their will, with
varying measures of success!

It is comedy from beginning to end, with a little shot of pathos along the way. It will delight devotees of the TV
program and those who have never seen “The Vicar of Dibley”.

Official stage adaptation by Ian Gower and Paul Carpenter.
Based on the original 1990s tv series by Richard Curtis and Paul Mayhew-Archer.
Directed by Shelley McGinn

Based on the 90’s British comedy, which starred Dawn French in the lead role, the fictional Oxfordshire village of
Dibley is the setting for this delightful play.

When the 102-year-old vicar dies, the locals are shocked to discover that his replacement is a woman!
The well-drawn characters of the village council take up the challenge of bending the new vicar to their will, with
varying measures of success!

It is comedy from beginning to end, with a little shot of pathos along the way. It will delight devotees of the TV
program and those who have never seen “The Vicar of Dibley”.

Official stage adaptation by Ian Gower and Paul Carpenter.
Based on the original 1990s tv series by Richard Curtis and Paul Mayhew-Archer.
Directed by Shelley McGinn

Based on the 90’s British comedy, which starred Dawn French in the lead role, the fictional Oxfordshire village of
Dibley is the setting for this delightful play.

When the 102-year-old vicar dies, the locals are shocked to discover that his replacement is a woman!
The well-drawn characters of the village council take up the challenge of bending the new vicar to their will, with
varying measures of success!

It is comedy from beginning to end, with a little shot of pathos along the way. It will delight devotees of the TV
program and those who have never seen “The Vicar of Dibley”.

Official stage adaptation by Ian Gower and Paul Carpenter.
Based on the original 1990s tv series by Richard Curtis and Paul Mayhew-Archer.
Directed by Shelley McGinn

Based on the 90’s British comedy, which starred Dawn French in the lead role, the fictional Oxfordshire village of
Dibley is the setting for this delightful play.

When the 102-year-old vicar dies, the locals are shocked to discover that his replacement is a woman!
The well-drawn characters of the village council take up the challenge of bending the new vicar to their will, with
varying measures of success!

It is comedy from beginning to end, with a little shot of pathos along the way. It will delight devotees of the TV
program and those who have never seen “The Vicar of Dibley”.

Official stage adaptation by Ian Gower and Paul Carpenter.
Based on the original 1990s tv series by Richard Curtis and Paul Mayhew-Archer.
Directed by Shelley McGinn

Based on the 90’s British comedy, which starred Dawn French in the lead role, the fictional Oxfordshire village of
Dibley is the setting for this delightful play.

When the 102-year-old vicar dies, the locals are shocked to discover that his replacement is a woman!
The well-drawn characters of the village council take up the challenge of bending the new vicar to their will, with
varying measures of success!

It is comedy from beginning to end, with a little shot of pathos along the way. It will delight devotees of the TV
program and those who have never seen “The Vicar of Dibley”.

Official stage adaptation by Ian Gower and Paul Carpenter.
Based on the original 1990s tv series by Richard Curtis and Paul Mayhew-Archer.
Directed by Shelley McGinn

Based on the 90’s British comedy, which starred Dawn French in the lead role, the fictional Oxfordshire village of
Dibley is the setting for this delightful play.

When the 102-year-old vicar dies, the locals are shocked to discover that his replacement is a woman!
The well-drawn characters of the village council take up the challenge of bending the new vicar to their will, with
varying measures of success!

It is comedy from beginning to end, with a little shot of pathos along the way. It will delight devotees of the TV
program and those who have never seen “The Vicar of Dibley”.

Official stage adaptation by Ian Gower and Paul Carpenter.
Based on the original 1990s tv series by Richard Curtis and Paul Mayhew-Archer.
Directed by Shelley McGinn

Based on the 90’s British comedy, which starred Dawn French in the lead role, the fictional Oxfordshire village of
Dibley is the setting for this delightful play.

When the 102-year-old vicar dies, the locals are shocked to discover that his replacement is a woman!
The well-drawn characters of the village council take up the challenge of bending the new vicar to their will, with
varying measures of success!

It is comedy from beginning to end, with a little shot of pathos along the way. It will delight devotees of the TV
program and those who have never seen “The Vicar of Dibley”.

Official stage adaptation by Ian Gower and Paul Carpenter.
Based on the original 1990s tv series by Richard Curtis and Paul Mayhew-Archer.
Directed by Shelley McGinn

Based on the 90’s British comedy, which starred Dawn French in the lead role, the fictional Oxfordshire village of
Dibley is the setting for this delightful play.

When the 102-year-old vicar dies, the locals are shocked to discover that his replacement is a woman!
The well-drawn characters of the village council take up the challenge of bending the new vicar to their will, with
varying measures of success!

It is comedy from beginning to end, with a little shot of pathos along the way. It will delight devotees of the TV
program and those who have never seen “The Vicar of Dibley”.

Official stage adaptation by Ian Gower and Paul Carpenter.
Based on the original 1990s tv series by Richard Curtis and Paul Mayhew-Archer.
Directed by Shelley McGinn

Based on the 90’s British comedy, which starred Dawn French in the lead role, the fictional Oxfordshire village of
Dibley is the setting for this delightful play.

When the 102-year-old vicar dies, the locals are shocked to discover that his replacement is a woman!
The well-drawn characters of the village council take up the challenge of bending the new vicar to their will, with
varying measures of success!

It is comedy from beginning to end, with a little shot of pathos along the way. It will delight devotees of the TV
program and those who have never seen “The Vicar of Dibley”.

Official stage adaptation by Ian Gower and Paul Carpenter.
Based on the original 1990s tv series by Richard Curtis and Paul Mayhew-Archer.
Directed by Shelley McGinn

Based on the 90’s British comedy, which starred Dawn French in the lead role, the fictional Oxfordshire village of
Dibley is the setting for this delightful play.

When the 102-year-old vicar dies, the locals are shocked to discover that his replacement is a woman!
The well-drawn characters of the village council take up the challenge of bending the new vicar to their will, with
varying measures of success!

It is comedy from beginning to end, with a little shot of pathos along the way. It will delight devotees of the TV
program and those who have never seen “The Vicar of Dibley”.