Two people seated at a table.
Wed 25 Mar 2026: 3:30PM – Thu 26 Mar 2026

PASS: Roll With It

Traverse Theatre
10 Cambridge St, Edinburgh EH1 2ED
£10.50 – £12.50

World Premiere, written by RJ Hunter

Directed by Ashling Findlay-Carrol

Everyone deserves the chance to be someone else for a bit.

The night of a leavers’ ball is a big night for any teenager. Unless you have much more epic things to do. A group of best friends unite for the very last time to complete their Dungeons & Dragons campaign before they all go their separate ways after high school. But when a family member is forced into their party as punishment, they realise that accommodations must be made, that may just alter their outlook on everything.

Roll With It blends the epic imagination of tabletop gaming with the intimate realities of adolescence. The result is a heartfelt, coming of age comedy exploring friendship, identity, found family, and most importantly, dragon-slaying.

About PASS

Performing Arts Studio Scotland (PASS) is the specialist performing arts training department at Edinburgh College. PASS prepares students for careers across the performing arts industry, including acting, dance, musical theatre, technical theatre, costume and make-up.

Training combines practical studio work, professional productions and industry-focused projects, allowing students to develop their craft through real performance experience. PASS productions regularly bring new work to the stage, championing emerging artists and contemporary stories.

Applications for the 2026–2027 academic year are now open.

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