REVIEW: The Red Shoes – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
Matthew Bourne has taken Michael Powell and Emeric Pressburger's 1948, Technicolor masterpiece of British cinema, The Red Shoes and turned...
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REVIEW: Fawlty Towers: The Play – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
Nostalgia sells and it sells especially well when the source material is Fawlty Towers, a TV show held so close...
WHAT’S ON OCTOBER
2 - 3 0CTOBER - CITIZENS THEATRE 3 OCTOBER - PAVILION THEATRE 4 OCTOBER - KING'S THEATRE 4 OCTOBER -...
WHAT’S ON NOVEMBER
1 NOVEMBER - KING'S THEATRE 1 NOVEMBER - PAVILION THEATRE 2 NOVEMBER - PAVILION THEATRE 2 - 14 NOVEMBER -...
WHAT’S ON JANUARY
30 DECEMBER - JANUARY - THEATRE ROYAL 8 - 9 JANUARY - KING'S THEATRE 9 JANUARY - KING'S THEATRE 12...
REVIEW: The Little Mermaid – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
With glittering costumes, gorgeous lighting and a host of Glasgow's stage favourites, this year's pantomime, The Little Mermaid, marks a...
Matthew Bourne’s legendary production THE CAR MAN returns to the King’s
New Adventures is delighted to announce that Matthew Bourne’s award-winning dance thriller THE CAR MAN will return for a 2026 UK tour,...
REVIEW: Here and Now – KIng’s Theatre, Glasgow
Book: Shaun Kitchener Choregrapher: Matt Cole Set Design: Tom Rogers Costume Design: Gabriella Slade Lighting Design: Howard Hudson Director: Rachel...
REVIEW: 2:22 : A Ghost Story – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
Writer: Danny Robins Directors: Matthew Dunster & Gabriel Vega Weissman Every morning, for the past four days, at exactly 2:22,...
REVIEW: Chicago – King’s Theatre, Glasgow
Much-loved musical Chicago shines a bright spotlight on the bawdy, gaudy, naughty exploits of 1920s chorus gals Velma Kelly and...
