King's Theatre Glasgow Glasgow
King's Theatre Glasgow Tickets
What’s On at King's Theatre Glasgow
King’s Theatre Glasgow events in 2024 have provided entertainment for all tastes and it’s not over yet! For families you’ve still got this year’s pantomime Peter Pan, which will be wowing audiences from November. If your kids catch the theatre bug after watching this thrilling show, we suggest booking ahead for The Lion, The Witch & The Wardrobe in June 2025.
Other events at King’s Theatre Glasgow to look out for include the smash-hit West End and Broadway musical Kinky Boots as well as the brand new Now That’s What I Call A Musical in February. With sharp moves and catchy songs, these are both hugely entertaining nights out. If you want to book something right now, make sure you have tickets for Dear Evan Hansen, the Olivier, Tony and Grammy Award-winning musical that will be the perfect introduction to theatre for teens.
About the King's Theatre Glasgow
King’s Theatre Glasgow opened in 1904, intended to be a sister venue for the city’s Theatre Royal. Renowned theatre architect Frank Matcham designed the venue with Art Nouveau and Baroque influences, and it was heralded as one of his most brilliant theatre designs.
Events that The King’s Theatre has hosted include the Royal Variety Performance in 1977, during which Dolly Parton and The Jackson Five both performed. It was later a main venue when Glasgow was named European City of Culture in 1990. The King's is perhaps best-known however for its annual pantomime, which has featured Scottish greats such as Stanley Baxter, Jimmy Logan and Jack Milroy. The theatre also supports Glasgow’s flourishing amateur theatre groups, packing in appreciative audiences throughout the year.
A traditional building that is recognised as one of the country’s top touring venues, Ambassador Theatre Group took over management of the King’s Theatre in 2002, upholding the presentation of first-class musicals, pantomime, dance and drama.
Map and Address
297 Bath Street, Glasgow, G2 4JN