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Dinner farce had me laughing ’til I cried

A NIGHT to remember is how one would describe the opening night of Don’t Dress for Dinner at the Everyman Palace in Cork.

Dinner farce had me laughing ’til I cried

Sat, 17 May, 2003 - 01:00

This wonderfully directed farce gave tremendous enjoyment.

My compliments to Glenda McKay her dexterity was superb, she made me laugh till I cried.

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