Description
Jonathan M. Zaley
80+ minute comedy
2 men, 1 woman, plus audience participants
Audiences love this “Hilarious MOO-morial Tribute to O’Leary’s Cow”
With all of its wit, charm and laughter, this is a knee-slapping performance. Set in March 1872, five months since the Great Chicago Fire, this MOO-morial service, held at the Diggum, Deepe Dye Funeral Parlour, pays tribute to Mrs. O’Leary’s cow, the infamous firebug. Based on the theories of Richard F. Bales in his book, The Great Chicago Fire and the Myth of Mrs. O’Leary’s Cow.
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“A wacky Irish comedy built around Mrs. O’Leary and her famous cow, the zany show returns with all of its wit, charm and laughter.” The Daily Herald.
“A knee-slapping performance filled with friendly jabs at the Irish and cheap cow jokes.” The Courier News.
