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

• 1-2 Sep: Ready Tae Drap -a new dark comedy by Éimi Quinn (The Funeral Club, Dookin’ Oot) that offers a hilarious and tender exploration of motherhood, community, and Glasgow’s changing attitudes as a city
• 8-9 Sep: Transparent - heartfelt new comedy by about finding love later in life and being brave enough to be seen
• 15-19 Sep: Feel_Good - new black comedy about male loneliness, the near future of AI, and the terrifying possibility that the “perfect” partner is the one who never argues back
• 29-30 Sep: Whaur’s Yer Wullie Shakespeare Noo? A new Scots comedy by Brian Logan that playfully re-imagines the events around this infamous staging, and asks whether any decent person should be seen dead in the theatre!
• 6-7 Oct: Contact - new play by the Tony Award nominated writer, performer and comedian Jonny Donahoe (Every Brilliant Thing) exploring generational conflict and why so many choose ‘no contact’ over reconciliation
• 13-14 Oct: Bottom’s Dream - blending the text of A Midsummer Night’s Dream with original Scots-language poetry, this new spoken word performance is a humorous and honest exploration of class, language and ambition 
• 20-24 Oct: Lune - a politically charged drama about one small but revolutionary act of protest sparking hope in times of despair
• 3-7 Nov: Zamboni - a funny, existential dramedy by Lex Joyce about friendship, trauma, and wishing you had a river you could skate away on
• 10-14 Nov: Making Way - a comic and poignant tale of morality and misunderstanding offering up a fresh contemporary take on the vampire myth

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