[.......] Presented as part of the West Yorkshire Playhouse’s A Play, A Pie and A Pint event series, this is one of the most alarmingly relevant plays you’ll have seen in this building for a while. The nature of A Play, a Pie and a A Pint means it is able to be fleet-footed and adaptable. While I’m sure writer Zodwa Nyoni wasn’t redrafting this with less than a week to go before curtain up, the fact that the time lag from writing the play to seeing it on stage can be very sho

If you’re a lover of plays, pies and pints, then it’s well worth popping along to the West Yorkshire Playhouse’s new aptly named ‘A Play, A Pie and A Pint’ programme, which does exactly what it says in the title: it offers audiences the chance to see some new, work-in-progress theatre while enjoying a tasty pie and a refreshing pint of your favourite drink. Originally conceived by Oran Mor in Glasgow, and now in its second season at the Playhouse, I got the opportunity to see