A Play, A Pie and A Pint

On what is his last day on earth, Chic takes a musical look back at the ups and downs, triumphs and tragedies of his glittering, but tragically flawed career.

Lisa is turning 40, heading towards a crisis and is bored with people judging her for not having kids. She lures her brother-in-law to a hotel to do something about it.

After her husband dies, Annabelle strikes up a relationship with his foul-mouthed employee Jim and finds freedom through expressing herself in brand new, vulgar ways.

A blackly comic exploration of security, degradation and resistance. At a Scottish airport a toy plastic chicken is suspected to be a bomb. The owner is screened for domestic radicalisation and her interrogators push her further and further.

The fifth production from BBC Scotland's televising of A Play, A Pie & A Pint is Meat Market by Chris Gray. It is a comic tale fraught with duplicity and dodgy ethics, three strangers meet in a 24-hour gym late at night to negotiate the sale of a human kidney.

Set in Millport in 1997, it is a comic and musical coming of age story about 17 year-old Steven. Feeling hemmed in by island life, everything changes when a chance encounter with a drag queen shows Steven a world he never knew existed.