A Play, A Pie and A Pint

Limbo by Victor Iriarte.

w/c 12th May 2008

A man is called unexpectedly to an office where a harassed administrator, struggling with his new software, has to tally up his accounts. But where is this office, and what will the final reckoning mean?

Zarraberri by Maite Perez Larumbe.

w/c 12th May 2008

A rural community is given the chance to put itself on the map. Funds are available for a Visitor Centre, a spanking new building.. If only they can find something interesting about their backwater town.

The Last of Us by Pamela Carter

w/c 19th May 2008

Hello. You’re nice. I like you. A lot. I’m sorry? That’s not what I meant. Don’t talk to me like that. How dare you. I hate you. Not for all the tea in China. Not even if you were the last Yangtze river dolphin in the whole-wide world. Goodbye. ‘The Last of Us’ - A play about the difficulties of dating in the face of extinction.

Call It Sleep by Brian Pettifer

w/c 26th May 2008

Meet Rosie and her daughter Susie as they skoosh through the past at Hogmanay, but then the past turns up at the door, with a touching and comical tale to tell.

Corona Classic Cuts: The Way of the World by William Congreve

w/c 2nd June 2008

A Play A Pie and A Pint at Oran Mor is delighted to announce a new treat for audiences during Glasgow’s popular West End Festival. 4 great plays cut down to 45 minute versions for lunchtime theatergoers. Doors open at 12 midday (Mondays 12.30.) Tickets can be purchased on the door on the day or via ticketweb www.ticketweb.co.uk or call 08700 600 100 Tickets : £10 Includes Pie and a choice of drink