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Theatre Breaks
Glasgow has a long established reputation as one of the UK's leading centres of the performing arts, boasting a selection of local theatre groups of international acclaim, including The Tron, Arches, The Citizens and Tag Theatre Companies who have toured around Europe, North America and the UK with award-winning stage productions. From touring West End stage musicals at The Kings Theatre to high arts and operatic at the prestigious Theatre Royal, Glasgow Theatres serve an excellent feast of stage productions every week of the year.
| Visiting Glasgow during Pantomime Season is a magical time for both children and families, a time when a host of pantos are staged at various venues across the city. From small-scale pantomimes at The Tron Theatre and Citizen Theatre to the more extravagant performances at The Kings and Pavilion Theatres, Glasgow excels in showcasing one of the finest selections of pantomime and children's theatre in the UK over the course of Christmas and New Year period. |  Pavilion Theatre |
Exuding Edwardian splendour throughout, The King's Theatre dating from 1904 is a regular showcase of touring West End Musicals from Saturday Night Fever to Jerry Springer, The Opera, all of which feature the UK's most accomplished choreographers, vocalists and artists. Constructed in the same year, The Pavilion Theatre is a venue of equal standing and is Glasgow's last bastion of variety performance. As a self-sufficient music-hall theatre, The Pavilion stages an eclectic mix of comedy, tribute bands and good all round family entertainment ranging from hypnotist, Peter Powers to established music-hall comedians such as Ken Dodd, Cannon and Ball and Freddy Starr.
Opera and Ballet lovers are equally well provided for in Glasgow's vibrant performing arts arenas. As a leading purveyor of the high arts, The Theatre Royal, Glasgow is the headquarters of the critically acclaimed Scottish Opera and Scottish Ballet Companies who regularly perform a captivating array of stage productions from Tchaikovsky's Swan Lake to Puccini's effervescent La Bohème, each assuring an unforgettable evening of classical music and world-class choreography. Showcasing a wealth of locally produced talents and touring international theatre companies, Glasgow certainly lives up to its reputation as an exciting destination for theatre breaks.
