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One page for every venue's current programme. Pick a theatre to see its own listings and book.
Listings are on each venue's own site
Productions, dates and prices change every week, so Britlens does not copy them. The buttons below open each venue's official programme page, which is the only reliable source for what is on and for tickets.
Venue links last checked: 25 October 2026.
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Venue programmes
9 venues, each with its own listings
West End & Kelvingrove
Òran Mór
A converted church at the top of Byres Road with an auditorium for plays, comedy and gigs, and a lunchtime theatre series.
Known for: A Play, A Pie and A Pint lunchtime theatre
Merchant City & City Centre
Glasgow Royal Concert Hall
The city centre concert hall at the top of Buchanan Street, hosting orchestral concerts, touring bands and comedy.
King's Theatre
A 1904 theatre at the corner of Bath Street and Elmbank Street, known for its Christmas pantomime and for touring plays, comedy and dance.
Pavilion Theatre
A Renfield Street theatre that opened in 1904 and programmes comedy, tribute music, plays and a Christmas pantomime.
Theatre Royal
A Victorian theatre on Hope Street and the Glasgow home of Scottish Opera and Scottish Ballet, which also hosts touring musicals and comedy.
Known for: Home of Scottish Opera and Scottish Ballet
Tron Theatre
A theatre in a converted church on Trongate with a main auditorium and a studio, programming new plays, live music and a Christmas show.
Finnieston, Clydeside & the Riverside
OVO Hydro
A fully seated arena of about 12,300 on the Scottish Event Campus beside the Clyde, used for major concerts and touring live shows.
SEC Armadillo
The curved auditorium by the Clyde, also called the Clyde Auditorium, hosting concerts and comedy tours on the Scottish Event Campus.
The Southside
Citizens Theatre
The Gorbals producing theatre, open since 1878 and reopened after a full redevelopment, with a main theatre, a new studio and a Christmas show.
Plan your evening
Before you book
The 9 venues above are spread across 4 areas of Glasgow. Each venue page gives the address, the nearest station and how to get there, and the step-free status where we could find one, either from the venue's own access page or from OpenStreetMap contributors. Ask the box office about wheelchair spaces, captioned or audio-described performances and assistance before you book.
For festivals, markets and other dated events, see events across Britain. To compare venues by area and type of show, open the Glasgow theatre directory. For where to eat before a show, each area of the Glasgow guide has an eat and drink page.