Producers cancel the planned UK tour of “Trainspotting,” the stage musical adapted from Irvine Welsh’s work, citing poor ticket sales. Reports say the musical’s touring plans do not proceed as scheduled, with the production ending earlier than originally planned. The Independent reports that the show is pulled ahead of schedule following its West End run, while the Glasgow Times adds that the tour was intended to run and then end in Edinburgh, where it was expected to open and close. Both outlets describe the cancellation as a result of ticketing performance rather than any change to the creative team or the production’s content. They also reference Irvine Welsh’s involvement as a co-writer or adapter for the musical. The sources do not provide further detail on financial figures, the timing of the West End closure, or specific alternative plans for ticket holders beyond the overall announcement that the tour will not continue.