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The Tron Theatre produces and presents outstanding contemporary theatrical work that entertains, inspires and empowers in order to culturally enhance the lives of the people of Glasgow, the West of Scotland and beyond irrespective of age, background or ability.
Add to this our community participation programmes, the historically rich Victorian Bar and our cherished home within one of the city’s most iconic buildings, Tron Theatre is a venue with a difference.
Black Hole Sign takes a razor-sharp scalpel to the absurdities, tragedies and hilarity within of one of our most beloved but besieged institutions... the NHS.
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