Theatre Review: Postscript - Everyman, Cork

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Theatre Review: Postscript - Everyman, Cork

Brown, who was born in Bessborough mother and baby home in Cork, in 1965, and adopted by a loving family, was 35 when she decided to trace her biological mother.

While this is a serious play that highlights the lack of rights of adoptees — they don’t have automatic access to a birth certificate — it is not a tedious litany of bureaucratic stone-walling.

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