
A Play, A Pie and A Pint: Making Way
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A Play, A Pie and A Pint's production of 'Making Way' will be performed at the Oran Mor in Glasgow on 14 November 2026, directed by Emma Roxburgh. Doors will open at 12pm, with the show starting at 1pm.
A Play, A Pie and A Pint
Making Way
Written by John Maley
Directed by Emma Roxburgh
Doors: 12pm (12:30pm Monday)
Show Starts: 1pm
Unreserved Seating
Co-presented with Northern Stage and Assembly Theatre.
“This beats vitamins and Viagra any day of the week. This was the sweet chocolate fountain of youth.”
Scientists have discovered the elixir of youth. Whilst the older generation revel in their rejuvenated bodies, the young are leeched of their priceless blood and forced to fight for their future.
A weary widower is injected with this new lease of life but discovers that immortality is not all that it’s cracked up to be, and there are severe costs for his generation refusing to give way.
Making Way by John Maley is a comic and poignant tale of morality and misunderstanding offering up a fresh contemporary take on the vampire myth.
Play Only Tickets (Tue - Thurs):
Students – Discounted play only ticket available with a valid student ID (physical or digital).
Arts Workers – Discounted play only ticket available with a valid BECTU, EQUITY, Scottish Society of Playwrights membership, or staff card from a publicly funded arts organisation.
Low Income or Unemployed – Discounted play only tickets for audience members who are on a low household income, unemployed or receiving low income benefits.
If you book a discounted play only ticket, we may follow up by email with a quick form for you to complete to check which of the eligible options you are for data collection purposes.
All tickets (excluding 'Play Only' Tickets) include food and drink. Please choose the relevant food option when booking tickets.
Gluten-free meat option: Please note that, whilst we take all reasonable precautions to avoid cross-contamination, we operate in a mixed used kitchen that contains gluten and wheat products. We do not recommend that those with severe intolerances consume the gluten-free pie as we cannot guarantee they are free from all traces.
Gluten-free vegetarian option available on request.
Please email info@playpiepint.com for any other dietary requirements or for further information. We are unable to provide a gluten-free vegan option at this time.
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A Play, A Pie and A Pint's production of 'Making Way' will be performed at the Oran Mor in Glasgow on 14 November 2026, directed by Emma Roxburgh. Doors will open at 12pm, with the show starting at 1pm.
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A Play, A Pie and A Pint
Making Way
Written by John Maley
Directed by Emma Roxburgh
Doors: 12pm (12:30pm Monday)
Show Starts: 1pm
Unreserved Seating
Co-presented with Northern Stage and Assembly Theatre.
“This beats vitamins and Viagra any day of the week. This was the sweet chocolate fountain of youth.”
Scientists have discovered the elixir of youth. Whilst the older generation revel in their rejuvenated bodies, the young are leeched of their priceless blood and forced to fight for their future.
A weary widower is injected with this new lease of life but discovers that immortality is not all that it’s cracked up to be, and there are severe costs for his generation refusing to give way.
Making Way by John Maley is a comic and poignant tale of morality and misunderstanding offering up a fresh contemporary take on the vampire myth.
Play Only Tickets (Tue - Thurs):
Students – Discounted play only ticket available with a valid student ID (physical or digital).
Arts Workers – Discounted play only ticket available with a valid BECTU, EQUITY, Scottish Society of Playwrights membership, or staff card from a publicly funded arts organisation.
Low Income or Unemployed – Discounted play only tickets for audience members who are on a low household income, unemployed or receiving low income benefits.
If you book a discounted play only ticket, we may follow up by email with a quick form for you to complete to check which of the eligible options you are for data collection purposes.
All tickets (excluding 'Play Only' Tickets) include food and drink. Please choose the relevant food option when booking tickets.
Gluten-free meat option: Please note that, whilst we take all reasonable precautions to avoid cross-contamination, we operate in a mixed used kitchen that contains gluten and wheat products. We do not recommend that those with severe intolerances consume the gluten-free pie as we cannot guarantee they are free from all traces.
Gluten-free vegetarian option available on request.
Please email info@playpiepint.com for any other dietary requirements or for further information. We are unable to provide a gluten-free vegan option at this time.
Description supplied by the event organiser.
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