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Little Mo
Productions Presented

 
Following his SMASH HIT
comedy 'Mrs Brown's Last Wedding' Ireland's 'King of Comedy', BRENDAN O'CARROLL,
returned to the Pavilion with his hilarious comedy 'THE COURSE'.
A group of 'no-hope',
unemployed Dubliners signed on for a Positive Mental Attitude Course run by
a conman.
They learned how to sell cheap insurance policies by the sack load - £1,000 per
week... on experience required! The American owned insurance company, Major
Accident, sent a supervisor to inspect what they have been paying for. He
was going to shut
down the Dublin office and sack the tutor unless our hapless recruits could successfully
pass 'The Course'.
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If you remember Brendan in 'Mrs
Browne's Last Wedding', then see a clip from his forthcoming
movie, 'Agnes Browne'. Agnes is played by Angelica Huston -
some difference from Brendan's portrayal...
http://www.mymovies.net/frtrailers.htm
(Browse the film list
and click on the Anges Browne link when you arrive at the MyMovies
web site)
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What the
Public said:
"BRILLIANT.
THE TEARS WERE STILL RUNNING DOWN MY FACE WHEN I GOT INTO THE
STREET. I WILL RECOMMEND IT TO ALL MY FRIENDS. COULD YOU ASK BRENDAN
IF HE IS CONSIDERING RETURNING TO GLASGOW WITH HIS STAND UP COMEDY
ROUTINE, IF SO I WILL BE FIRST IN THE QUEUE FOR TICKETS. HE IS A
GENIUS."
MARGARET SHOVELIN, GLASGOW
Date 11/02/00
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What the press
said:
"THEATRE
can sometimes be a painful experience. But in the Irish comic and
writer Brendan O’Carroll’s The Course, pain is relieved by
side-splitting laughter."
THE SCOTSMAN (14th February 2000)
"...a laugh-a-thon for two and a half hours - go and see it. The script is as fast as
it is funny."
IRISH WORLD
"...a runaway success... when are we going to be able to but shares in this
man?"
EVENING HERALD
"...this massively funny romp is a winner all the way. It would be a crime to
miss it?
LIVERPOOL ECHO
"...tears ran down my face with laughter - brilliant."
MANCHESTER
EVENING NEWS |
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TICKETS
SOLD FOR |
Tuesday 8th Feb
until
Saturday 4th March
2000 |
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Mon -Thurs
£12 or £10
Fri & Sat
£14 or £12 |
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