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A Play, A Pie & A Pint - No.4
A Play, A Pie and A PintTue 31 Mar - Sat 4 Apr, 1PM
Back by popular demand, the “lunchtime phenomenon” (The Guardian) will make its Spring 2026 comeback.
Game of Crones
by Abigail Dooley & Emma Edwards–
Funny, feral, and gloriously unapologetic, Game of Crones is a riotous celebration of women in their prime - warriors who will not go gentle into bingo night.
QMU Acting and Performance Showcase 2026
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Don’t miss this opportunity to view the talents of tomorrow’s actors.
GUSH
by Jess Brodie, directed by Becky Hope-PalmerFri 10 - Sat 25 Apr
A funny and frank exploration of the barriers that prevent women from owning their desires—and what happens when choice is no longer an option.
The Horsenecks
Music at the TraverseMon 13 Apr, 8PM
A stringband rooted in the driving rhythms of Old Time fiddle, banjo, guitar and the rich harmony singing tradition of the American south.
What I'm Here For
by Josephine Eusebius, staged and directed by Matthew Lenton–
With bold theatrical innovation and immersive world-building, this is a fast-moving fusion of new European writing and visual imagination, which explores the tragi-comic collateral of hospitals and human choices.
Holly Clarke
Music at the TraverseSun 19 Apr, 8PM
Holly Clarke, a singer who draws from the old ballads and stories, conjures a performance that immediately captivates any listener.
Jack Docherty in The Chief: No Apologies
Wed 22 - Fri 24 Apr, 7:30PM
BAFTA award-winning star of Scot Squad, The Chief, and Absolutely, goes on tour after packed-out Fringe runs in 2024 & 2025.
Sylvain Cossette Quintet – Second Cycle
Music at the TraverseMon 27 Apr, 8PM
Canadian jazz quintet blending elegance, creativity, and pure energy led by guitarist and composer Sylvain Cossette.
Tomorrow
by Tamsin FitzgeraldTue 28 - Thu 30 Apr, 7:30PM
In a space without words, where fragility and resilience collide, the company reveal the hidden battles of modern masculinity.
Shotgunned
by Matt AndersonWed 29 - Thu 30 Apr, 7PM
A poignant and humorous reflection on the messy and the beautiful in relationships, and how we can come up against a dead end, no matter how much we care for each other.
QOW TRIO
Music at the TraverseThu 14 May, 8PM
The fearless threesome are back with a barnstorming third album of wide-ranging, adventurous jazz.