Funeral Tea
By Pat Wilson
By Pat Wilson
Mrs. Ellis, the English lady who caters small weddings and funeral teas, says she usually serves boiled ham, “but seeing as ’ow this is my first cremation, I didn’t think boiled ’am would be appropriate.”
As the ladies sip their tea, it becomes apparent that someone has misplaced the urn with dear Uncle Jacob’s ashes. When Sarah suggests the tea tastes odd, and they discover the tea tin still locked in the cupboard, they face an appalling possibility. A riotously funny play for an all-female cast. |
Production Staff
Director: Tom Masterton
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Cast
Mrs Ellis: Fiona Chapman
Mrs Murgatroyd: Aileen Hendry Miss Starkey: Morna Eadie Miss Parker: Carol Robertson Mrs Booth: Morag Barron |
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