The Hollow25 - 29 May 2027Glasgow Theatre RoyalAgatha Christie's The Hollow on stage!Read moreBook Tickets
Twelve Angry Men30 March 2027 - 3 April 2027Glasgow Theatre RoyalCourtroom drama Twelve Angry Men tours the UKRead moreBook Tickets
Murder Trial Tonight - Death in the Family18 - 19 June 2027The PavilionBecome the jury in a gripping murder trialRead moreBook Tickets
The HollowThe Hercule Poirot mystery The Hollow hits the stage in a production helmed by director Lucy Bailey (Murder on the Orient Express; Titus Andronicus). Hitting the road for a UK tour following its opening run in Canterbury, the Agatha Christie classic is adapted by Tamsin Ogelsby and follows a spate of hugely popular Poirot stage plays touring the UK in recent years. Director Bailey is no stranger to bringing these thrillers to life, having directed five Agatha Christie adaptations, so The Hollow is certain to delight!25 - 29 May 2027Glasgow Theatre RoyalPrices fromMore infoBook Tickets
Twelve Angry MenReginald Rose's Twelve Angry Men, based on the 1957 Academy Award-nominated movie of the same name, is revived for a UK tour directed once more by Christopher Haydon, starring Bill Ward, Gray O'Brien, Tristan Gemmill, and other theatre and TV stalwarts. A thrilling drama set in a courtroom, the poignant play proves that personal prejudices and the law make for an explosive combination. It remains as hard-hitting and vital today as it was at the apex of the civil rights movement in America when it was set.30 Mar 2027 - 3 Apr 2027Glasgow Theatre RoyalPrices fromMore infoBook Tickets
Murder Trial Tonight - Death in the FamilyFollowing huge success with its previous shows, the thrilling immersive courtroom experience inspired by true stories, Murder Trial Tonight, returns to tour the UK! A blend of gripping theatrical storytelling with the tension of the real life judicial process, you the audience are placed in the jury box, as the chilling details of a murder unfold, and it's your job to decide the verdict. Please note: the production includes disturbing themes and imagery.18 - 19 Jun 2027The PavilionMore infoBook Tickets