King's Theatre, Category A listed theatre in Glasgow, Scotland
King's Theatre is a Category A listed theatre building in Glasgow's city center featuring Art Nouveau and Baroque architectural styles. The main auditorium showcases an ornate proscenium arch and grand chandelier, creating a formal and decorated interior space for performances.
Architect Frank Matcham designed this venue, which opened in 1904 as a sister building to the Theatre Royal. The construction took place during Glasgow's growth as a major theater center in Scotland.
The theatre serves as home to annual pantomime productions and provides a stage for local amateur theatre groups throughout the year. These events remain deeply rooted in the community's calendar and draw families back season after season.
The venue is located on Bath Street in the city center and opens about 90 minutes before performances begin. Bar services start one hour earlier, giving visitors time to arrive and settle in before shows start.
The building hosted the Royal Variety Performance in 1977, featuring international artists such as Dolly Parton and The Jackson Five. This landmark event remains a significant chapter in the venue's history.
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