D'Urn It!
"A comedy about a prankster, three women, and an estate worth millions"
Synopsis
Mortimer has died and it is time to read his Will. His wife, ex-wife and sister, long-time adversaries, are brought together for this momentous occasion. What they didn't expect was to join forces in a contest filled with absurd revelations and real life consequences. But rules are rules. d'Urn it!
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