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A Play, A Pie and A Pint

A Play, A Pie and A Pint

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12 - 14 October 2023

12pm and 6pm

15 (includes a play, a pie, and a drink!)

The Gaiety Theatre, Carrick Street, Ayr KA7 1NU

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Following the very popular performances last autumn and earlier in the spring this year, we are excited to bring to the Gaiety Studio yet another great collaboration with Glasgow’s Òran Mór’s groundbreaking lunchtime theatre programme A Play, a Pie and a Pint.

Founded by Colin Beattie and the late David MacLennan in 2002, the theatre company now premieres 35 new plays, running for 42 weeks of the year and produces the most new writing of any theatre in the UK.

Doors open 30 mins prior to performances for the serving of pies and drinks. Please note the performance may contain strong language and adult themes.

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