A Play, a Pie and a Pint

Events and reviews

Kyoto
From March 9 2009 to March 14 2009 at Oran Mor, Glasgow.
From March 17 2009 to March 21 2009 at Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh.
"The characters are defined only in terms of each other, yet have no real relationship"

The Waltz of the Cold Wind
From March 9 2009 to March 14 2009 at Oran Mor, Glasgow.
From November 19 2009 to November 21 2009 at Tron Theatre, Glasgow.
"At turns wildly funny, philosophical and poignant"

The Ching Room
From March 16 2009 to March 21 2009 at Oran Mor, Glasgow.
From March 24 2009 to March 28 2009 at Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh.
"An intriguing character study, delivered in a dark hue of blue"

Lucky Box
From March 30 2009 to April 4 2009 at Oran Mor, Glasgow.
From April 7 2009 to April 11 2009 at Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh.
"A twisted morality tale ... Stuart Bowman is superb"

An Apple A Day
From April 6 2009 to April 11 2009 at Oran Mor, Glasgow.
From April 14 2009 to April 18 2009 at Traverse Theatre, Edinburgh.
"Not a bad play, but a lazy one ... a missed opportunity"

Djúpid (The Deep)
From April 13 2009 to April 18 2009 at Oran Mor, Glasgow.
April 20 2009 at Ross Institute, Caithness.
April 21 2009 at Skerray Village Hall, Sutherland.
April 22 2009 at Durness Village Hall, Sutherland.
April 23 2009 at Rosehall Village Hall, Sutherland.
From August 6 2009 to August 31 2009 at Assembly @ Assembly Hall, Edinburgh.
From August 5 2010 to August 29 2010 at Underbelly, Edinburgh.
"Liam Brennan gives a tremendous performance"

Too Clever By Half
From April 20 2009 to April 25 2009 at Oran Mor, Glasgow.
"An extremely disappointing experience"

Medea
From June 1 2009 to June 6 2009 at Oran Mor, Glasgow.

Lady Windermere's Fan
From June 8 2009 to June 13 2009 at Oran Mor, Glasgow.

Cyrano de Bergerac
From June 15 2009 to June 20 2009 at Oran Mor, Glasgow.

Romeo and Juliet
From June 22 2009 to June 27 2009 at Oran Mor, Glasgow.

Arguments for Terrorism
From October 26 2009 to October 31 2009 at Oran Mor, Glasgow.
"A handful of cracking one-liners, but Bush and Blair are soft targets"