By Maeve Ingoldsby

Alan Symth, Clara Myles, Susan Collins and Stephen Dunne

Eddy Byrne has a secret. Trouble is that it’s his big brother Tony’s secret and he’s promised not to ‘squeal’. Ma knows Tony’s up to something but she’s not sure what it is. Mrs Farrell, next-door, has her own opinion on the matter and is not shy about offering advice. Neither is Auntie Carmel who’s doing a course on parenting.

They all start putting tow and two together and getting six and a half, and suddenly Tony’s secret is ruining the whole summer. Advice varies form “being loving ans supportive” to “a clip on the ear” and Ma finds herself under increasing pressure.

Eddy decides things are getting out of hand it’s time to spill the beans – if he can find the right words! And someone to listen!

A play for children aged 10 – 14 years.