A Play, A Pie & A Pint
A 'boozy lunchtime institution' - featuring an all-new, hour-long play each week
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4.6 (45 reviews)
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At a glance
A Play, A Pie and A Pint at Oran Mor; from award-winning theatre company of over 20 years and called a 'lunchtime phenomenon' by The Guardian, tuck into a brand-new play every lunchtime at Glasgow's iconic venue
Dates
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About this event
- One ticket to A Play, A Pie and A Pint at Òran Mór on Great Western Road
- Includes a Scotch pie or vegan sausage roll and beer, glass of wine or soft drink
- Featuring an all-new, hour-long play each week from the award-winning theatre company that has 'changed the landscape of Scottish theatre' by The Guardian
Choose your show
- 3-4 Mar: The Legend of Davie McKenzie - A darkly funny comedy about an incarcerated man who does whatever he can to honour his late pal and make him a legend
- 10-11 Mar: The Swansong - A wild and soulful new Scottish musical inspired by late-night piano joints and last-chance saloons
- 17-18 Mar: Joy - An eccentric comedy drama about one woman’s pursuit of a sense of humour
- 24-25 Mar: Miss Lockwood Isn't Well - An ecclesiastical comedy drama about a Catholic primary school teacher who’s been having disconcerting religious experiences in her classroom
- 31 Mar - 1 Apr: Outskirts - A hilarious and heartfelt musical about a young granny and her life-changing visit to a Glasgow gay bar
- 7-8 Apr: Unexpecting - A lyrical deep-dive through the chaos, comedy and consequences of two strangers hurtling into modern parenthood
- 14-15 Apr: Fish - A black comedy about sticking your head in a bucket to avoid drowning in misery
- 21-22 Apr: Off the Rails - A live-looped musical comedy about how far one woman will go to escape her demons… and which ScotRail service will get her there the fastest
- 28-29 Apr: Pothole Kingdom - A dark comedy where a routine council surgery becomes anything but, when a constituent turns up ready to explode…quite literally
- 12-13 May: Kenmure Street - A verbatim drama retelling the events of a local Glaswegian community coming together to stop a dawn raid
- 26-27 May: Breathtaking Roads - A windswept comic-drama about a young islander’s coming of age and their life-changing friendship with two funny and fearless lesbian bikers
- 2-3 Jun: The Corinthian - The remarkable untold story of the world's first Black international footballer who captained Scotland to glory
- 16-17 Jun: Cry/Laugh - An epic absurdist comedy where a Town Crier and a Court Jester walk into the future, a King falls, and a Dragon says no to a strange business pitch
A Play, A Pie and A Pint
- Award-winning theatre company which has been running for 20 years
- They produce at least 30 new plays each year and also host a much loved pantomime for grown up kids
- They have worked with both first-time and emerging writers from both Scotland and across the globe
- Winners of the Best New Play at CATS 2024
Small print
- Advance booking is not required.
- Duration: approx. 1hr. Doors open at 12noon.
- Seating is unreserved.
- Suitable for all ages. Please note some shows may contain strong language and adult themes. For specific content warnings please check here.
- Includes a pie and beer, wine or soft drink.
- Vegan options are available. Please contact info@playpiepint.com at least 24hrs prior to the event to order a vegan option.
- Line-up is subject to change.
- Wheelchair access is available.
- A small service fee will be applied to your order, you'll see the exact amount at checkout.
- Advanced booking / ticket collection not required
- You can use your paperless ticket from your itison account on any mobile device. Printed vouchers are also accepted.
- Ticket is non-refundable unless event is cancelled.
- Ticket is not exchangeable for cash or valid with any other offers.
- Images used for illustrative purposes only.
Location
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Òran Mór
731 Great Western Road
G12 8QX
What people think
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A good way to pass a lunch hour.
Reviewed on
Attending A Play, a Pie and a Pint was something I had intended to do for some time so when my brother phoned me to say he would be in Glasgow around lunch time I thought "let's do it". Neither I nor he was disappointed. The pie was tasty, the pint was fine and we were well impressed by a play that was well acted, a good, if dark, story and thought provoking.
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Quality venue, well worth the price and quality play
Reviewed on
Best one attended yet !
Three actors were brilliant with a great modern storyline.
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