Mrs Brown’s Boys Announces Mega UK & Ireland Arena Tour — A Comedy Spectacle Fans Have Been Waiting For



Fans of the outrageous, big-hearted Irish matriarch can finally celebrate — Mrs Brown’s Boys is returning with a massive UK and Ireland arena tour in 2017, and excitement is already at fever pitch.
Tickets officially go on sale this Friday at 9am, and if the show’s record-breaking track history is anything to go by, they won’t last long.

A Whirlwind Year — And Now, an Even Bigger Stage

The tour announcement comes after one of the busiest and most successful years the beloved comedy has ever seen.
After selling out shows across Australia and New Zealand, and delivering a hugely popular live BBC episode that drew more than 11 million viewers, Brendan O’Carroll and the gang are gearing up for their next big adventure.

The 2017 tour will bring the wildly funny stage show “Good Mourning Mrs Brown” to enormous arenas for the first time ever.
For long-time fans, this marks a new chapter — and for newcomers curious about Mrs Brown’s global following, it’s the perfect chance to see the magic live.

Meet the Matriarch… Up to Her Usual Chaos

“Good Mourning Mrs Brown” is one of Brendan O’Carroll’s most adored stage productions, and it’s packed with the kind of chaotic, unpredictable fun audiences have come to love.

This time, Agnes Brown is doing what she does best — turning a simple plan into complete and joyful mayhem. She’s preparing for Granddad’s funeral…
There’s only one tiny issue:

👉 Granddad isn’t actually dead.

What unfolds is pure Mrs Brown’s Boys madness.
Unexpected visitors, family confusion, dark humor, razor-sharp one-liners, and Agnes stumbling into disaster after disaster — all delivered with the warmth and heart that made the show one of Britain’s most loved sitcoms.

A Sitcom Voted the Best of Its Century

The comedy’s impact can’t be overstated.
Recently, Radio Times readers voted Mrs Brown’s Boys the “Best British Sitcom of the 21st Century,” beating out dozens of iconic shows.

It’s a rare achievement — and it reflects the huge connection audiences have built with the Brown family over the years.

Christmas Specials That Rule the Ratings

Even beyond the stage and arena shows, the televised BBC One Christmas Specials have dominated holiday programming for years.
Year after year, they rank among the most-watched shows of the entire festive season, proving the Brown family has become a Christmas tradition for millions.

And the excitement continues — more specials are expected this December, which fans are already eagerly awaiting.

A Tour You Won’t Want to Miss

For anyone who’s ever laughed at Agnes Brown’s sharp tongue, chaotic storytelling, or warm-but-wild family moments, the 2017 arena tour promises an unforgettable night out.
With bigger stages, bigger crowds, and even bigger laughs, “Good Mourning Mrs Brown” may be the most ambitious production the team has ever tackled.

One thing’s for certain:
When Agnes Brown hits the stage, absolutely anything can happen.

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