Written by and Starred
Dorothy Paul

Directed by
John Bett

THIS SHOW WAS BACK AT THE PAVILION DUE TO POPULAR DEMAND!

This hilarious comedy was about the known and the unknown conducted by a woman who knew nothing in the first place!

Ellen small (Dorothy Paul) was a wee woman from Maryhill with big ideas.

She wanted to make contact with her dead sister to fulfill a promise made years ago on the top of Ben Arthur. Regardless of the feelings of her two daughters Audrey and Gemma, she enlisted the help of Mr Proudfoot, a part-time medium from Kilmarnock. 

Their combined dabblings in the spirit produced a chain of hilarious events, unlocked hidden powers and family secrets, and ensured that no-one escaped the ‘ghosts’ from the past!

Was Ellen psychic or mad or both?

Dorothy Paul brought to the part of Ellen all the warmth, comedy and feeling for flawed humanity she displayed in her famous one-woman shows.

 Jackie Mullen
from  Lenzie comments...

I was at the show last night (13 Mar 2002)
 with my mother and sister and have'nt laughed so much for ages.

Dorothy Paul should be on the NHS. Very funny and well written and dealt with the subject at the end very tastefully.

I must just also say that the front of house staff were very pleasant and helpful. (What a change, they actually looked as if they wanted to be there).

Jean Scholz
from Cambuslang
Comments....

Superb, very funny.

Brilliant ad-libbing.

Gave my husband and I a great night out.

AMANDA BARRIE
(not actress!)
 from Coatbridge
Comments....

I think that it was a great show and I hope to see more like it in the future. 

And I wish to be like her funny and so entertaining!