Tron Theatre
The Tron is one of Scotland’s leading mid-scale producing and presenting theatres, set in the heart of Glasgow's Merchant City.
Address
63 Trongate
Glasgow
G1 5HB
Contact
Website
http://www.tron.co.uk
http://www.tron.co.uk
Phone
0141 552 4267
0141 552 4267
Text Relay
18001 0141 552 4267
18001 0141 552 4267
Location
Venue location
In the Merchant City very near Glasgow Cross. Building has a church steeple.
In the Merchant City very near Glasgow Cross. Building has a church steeple.
Transport
Parking information
Disabled spaces outside theatre. Car parks Albion and King Streets.
Disabled spaces outside theatre. Car parks Albion and King Streets.
Taxi information
Taxi rank Glasgow Cross.
Taxi rank Glasgow Cross.
Bus/Tram information
Bus stop on Trongate to west of theatre. Routes 16, 18(A), 40(A), 61, 62, 240, 241.
Bus stop on Trongate to west of theatre. Routes 16, 18(A), 40(A), 61, 62, 240, 241.
Train
Argyle St Station 0.5 miles West. Queen St/ Central Station North West 1 mile.
Argyle St Station 0.5 miles West. Queen St/ Central Station North West 1 mile.
Venue map
Venue access information
Access service information
Audio Description information
Optimum seating position: All seats
Optimum seating position: All seats
BSL Interpretation information
Optimum seating position: All centre seats
Optimum seating position: All centre seats
Captioning information
Optimum seating position: Front section
Optimum seating position: Front section
Events at Tron Theatre
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Trojan Horse
Trojan Horse was a story that hit the national press, accusing Muslim teachers and governors of plotting extremism in Birmingham schools.Price(s): £15 (£11)Audio Described in Urdu -
Trojan Horse
Trojan Horse was a story that hit the national press, accusing Muslim teachers and governors of plotting extremism in Birmingham schools.Price(s): £17 (£12)Touch Tour: tbc
Audio described in Urdu -
Trojan Horse
Trojan Horse was a story that hit the national press, accusing Muslim teachers and governors of plotting extremism in Birmingham schools.Price(s): £17 (£13)Touch Tour: tbc
Audio described in Urdu -
Maim
MAIM, meaning panic in Gàidhlig, is a call to arms, this is a unique collaboration between Theatre Gu Leòr and the band WHYTE.Price(s): £7.50BSL Interpreter(s): TBC
Optimum seating position: All centre seats -
MAIM
MAIM, meaning panic in Gàidhlig, is a call to arms, this is a unique collaboration between Theatre Gu Leòr and the band WHYTE.Price(s): £7.50BSL Interpreter(s): TBC
Optimum seating position: All centre seats -
MAIM
MAIM, meaning panic in Gàidhlig, is a call to arms, this is a unique collaboration between Theatre Gu Leòr and the band WHYTE.Price(s): £11 (£8.50)BSL Interpreter(s): TBC
Optimum seating position: All centre seats -
MAIM
MAIM, meaning panic in Gàidhlig, is a call to arms, this is a unique collaboration between Theatre Gu Leòr and the band WHYTE.Price(s): £11 (£8.50)BSL Interpreter(s): TBC
Optimum seating position: All centre seats -
MAIM
MAIM, meaning panic in Gàidhlig, is a call to arms, this is a unique collaboration between Theatre Gu Leòr and the band WHYTE.Price(s): £11 (£8.50)BSL Interpreter(s): TBC
Optimum seating position: All centre seats -
MAIM
MAIM, meaning panic in Gàidhlig, is a call to arms, this is a unique collaboration between Theatre Gu Leòr and the band WHYTE.Price(s): £11 (£8.50)BSL Interpreter(s): TBC
Optimum seating position: All centre seats -
MAIM
MAIM, meaning panic in Gàidhlig, is a call to arms, this is a unique collaboration between Theatre Gu Leòr and the band WHYTE.Price(s): £11 (£8.50)BSL Interpreter(s): TBC
Optimum seating position: All centre seats