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'Widows Paradise' is a popular Irish farce written by Sam Cree
Ballyskenach Drama Group have a treat in store for comedy fans.
The group will stage 'Widows Paradise'- a hilarious two act comedy by Sam Cree in the Citeaux Hall near Roscrea (E53 AE02) on Thursday 26th to Saturday 28th at 8pm sharp each evening.
Admission is €12, there will be refreshments and raffle on each evening. Please join us for a great nights entertainment! Admission by booking only via call or Whatsapp to (087) 710 7307.
'Widows Paradise' is a popular Irish farce written by Sam Cree (1928–1980).
The play centers on a group of women, many of whom are trying to escape their male partners, who spend a chaotic weekend in a caravan in the Ards peninsula, with the plot hinging on comedic misunderstandings and mishaps.
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