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The Kings Theatre - Glasgow

297 Bath Street · Glasgow · G2 4JN

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August 2026

  • Mamma Mia!

    Glasgow · 7:30 PM

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    $50

    Starts at 7:30 PM local time at the venue
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    Glasgow · 7:30 PM

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    $50

    Starts at 7:30 PM local time at the venue
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    Glasgow · 2:30 PM

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    $50

    Starts at 2:30 PM local time at the venue
  • Mamma Mia!

    Glasgow · 7:30 PM

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    $50

    Starts at 7:30 PM local time at the venue
  • Mamma Mia!

    Glasgow · 7:30 PM

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    $50

    Starts at 7:30 PM local time at the venue
  • Mamma Mia!

    Glasgow · 2:30 PM

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    $50

    Starts at 2:30 PM local time at the venue
  • Mamma Mia!

    Glasgow · 7:30 PM

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    $50

    Starts at 7:30 PM local time at the venue

November 2026

  • Adam Rowe

    Glasgow · 7:30 PM

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    $59.80

    up to $98.90

    Starts at 7:30 PM local time at the venue

January 2027

About The Kings Theatre - Glasgow

The Kings Theatre in Glasgow stands as one of Scotland's most historic and grand Edwardian playhouses. Designed by the renowned theatre architect Frank Matcham, the building features a rich, red-and-gold auditorium complete with an ornate pressed-steel ceiling and elegant plasterwork. It was built to stage large-scale theatrical productions, offering a warm and intimate atmosphere despite its grand scale. The superb natural acoustics ensure that even whispered dialogue from the stage reaches the highest tiers of the gallery clearly.

Attending a performance here offers a traditional West End-style experience in the heart of the city. The raked stage and curved seating tiers provide excellent sightlines for the touring musicals, dramas, and legendary annual pantomimes that fill the schedule. Audiences looking for the kings theatre - glasgow tickets will find a venue that combines historic charm with a lively, welcoming atmosphere. The spacious foyers and traditional bars preserve the character of a golden age of theatregoing.