He’s not living in the world anymore. He has his wires coming out of both ears, and blackberry glued to one hand, updating this, and sending this to this, but what’s he sharing – nothing, he’s passing on nothing to nothing.

It's lunchtime. You buy a pint. You listen to...

A father and his estranged daughter trying to find a connection.

Radio DJs, Gaz and Gary, gabbling on and on.

A man with his dog in the pub. Woof.

The voices in your head.

Static.

In a society where communication is easier than ever before, have we forgotten how to talk?

The return of the legendary A Play, A Pie And A Pint.

Three brand new plays co-produced with Òran Mór and premiering in Glasgow before touring to venues across the UK – with a pie and a pint thrown in.

David Watson was 17 when his play JUST A BLOKE was produced as part of the Royal Court Theatre’s Young Writers Festival 2002. In 2007 David’s play FLIGHT PATH was produced by Out of Joint / Bush Theatre (London and U.K. tour) and in 2008 ANY WHICH WAY had an acclaimed run at Only Connect Theatre. In 2010 David’s play PENNY DREADFUL was the only piece by a male playwright to feature in the Women, Power & Politics season at the Tricycle Theatre and his play PIECES OF VINCENT was staged at the Arcola Theatre. David was the Pearson Playwright in residence 2009 / 2010 at the Lyric Theatre Hammersmith. David has twice been the recipient of a Children’s BAFTA (2008 and 2010) for Best Secondary Learning Programme for episodes of L8er (Hi8tus/ BBC).