The Hilarious new play from Phil Differ featuring Bruce Morton and Raymond Mearns Pat and Danny are two Celtic supporting childhood pals now in their early seventies, older men who view life through a green and white prism. They live in the past, they resent everyone under thirty and manage to find negatives in everything their team achieves. They are what's disparagingly known as Celtic Da's. A recent health scare results in Pat experiencing a lapse in his football fanaticism and a stark re-evaluation of a lifetime spent as a Celtic fan. A confused Danny cannot understand his pal's sudden mood swing and gradually their long-standing match day routine becomes the backdrop to a darkly comedic discourse where they both come to question their Celtic-mindedness, their politics, their hopes, dreams, fears, values and above all else, their evolution from young and gallus into Celtic Da's.

A laugh-out-loud Glaswegian comedy about a game of bingo that threatens to disrupt everything. Cash-strapped best pals Linda and Angie live for the weekend buzz of bingo night. However, their daughters, Stacey and Amy, think its just an old biddies game until they hear about the big one, with 40k up for grabs. When the two lassies scheme to sneak into the members only club for a chance to win, relationships and loyalty are put to the testall over a game of bingo! A new Glaswegian comedy by the River City writers that is sure to have you laughing at all things old, new and indifferent. From award-winning A Play A Pie and A Pint. Your ticket includes a drink and a pie. A theatrical phenomenon BBC Scotland: A Play, A Pie and A Pint