| 63 Trongate, Glasgow City Centre G1 5HB | |
| 01415524267 | |
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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.
The Tron Panto returns for 2025 with Gallus In Weegieland, a wild adventure down a mysterious pothole to a land full of strange-talking creatures and a maniacal power-hungry Queen!
READ MOREEnjoy introspective, contemporary folk; nature-inspired lyrics, delicate fingerpicking and warm vocals from Chris Brain and special guests at the Tron Theatre as part of Celtic Connections!
READ MOREAn Treas Suaile (The Third Wave): An evening of music and song and remembrance with Julie Fowlis and Duncan Chisholm.
READ MOREBoo Hewerdine & Yvonne Lyon have formed an inimitable songwriting partnership, weaving these ephemeral stories with their own, creating an album full of nostalgia and beauty, hope and longing.
READ MOREBlending storytelling, animation and movement with music composed with David Gray and Mairi Campbell this five-star show brings Scotland's most famous song to life.
READ MOREJeffrey Martin is a critically acclaimed American singer-songwriter and folk artist from Portland, Oregon. Don't miss him live at the Tron Theatre as part of Celtic Connections 2026!
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READ MOREPrepare to be caught under the spell of Glasgow's Old Fruitmarket, Glasgow's Centre for Music, as soon as you walk through its doors!
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READ MOREThe Briggait is a beautiful Grade A listed building in Glasgow’s medieval quarter, the Merchant City.
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READ MOREWebsters Glasgow is a performing arts theatre, bar and restaurant situated in Glasgow's West End occupying the building of the 19th century former Lansdowne Parish Church.
READ MOREThe Kelvingrove Bandstand and Amphitheatre offers a unique open air performance space in the idyllic grounds of Kelvingrove Park!
READ MOREThe Pavilion Theatre is Glasgow's favourite variety theatre and an important part of the city's cultural scene.
READ MOREWhat began as a single screen cinema over 80 years ago has become Scotland’s most diverse and best publicly attended independent cinema, and home to the award-winning Glasgow Film Festival.
READ MOREComedy in Glasgow has a rich history, and Glee Club are proud to bring our newest venue to such a vibrant city!
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