The hugely popular Pavilion panto is back for 2024 with a beauty of a pantomime! The team that brought you the hilarious adventure Treasure Island presents BEAUTY AND THE BEASTIE.

Life in Cludgie on the Cobbles is quiet and peaceful. Belle passes her days helping her mother, Professor Porridge and their neighbours Dame Dolly Drumchapel and her son, Hector. Up in Cludgie Castle, however, things are not so tranquil. The arrogant Prince Lorenzo has had a curse placed on him by an enchantress and must find true love before the final petal falls from a magic rose. Will he be able to change his ways…and his appearance? Will Belle be the one to help him…and what are those strange howling noises coming from Cludgie Castle at night?

EPSG:4326

Beauty And The Beastie

Pavilion Theatre, Glasgow

Here Peter and Wendy must face vengeful crocodiles with teeth sharper than Gordon Ramsey’s tongue; chippies that dare to serve salt ‘n’ sauce (the indignity) and come face to face in a battle to the death against the evil Captain Hook and bumbling side kick Chai Tea (all together… BOOO!) 

Peter Panto And The Incredible Stinkerbell

Tron Theatre

We follow Clara on a journey through the worlds of her imagination, as she drifts off to sleep on Christmas Eve. She meets the Nutcracker Prince, takes on the larger-than-life Rat King, sees snowflakes dance in the Land of Ice and Snow, and is whisked into the luscious Land of Sweets by the Sugar Plum Fairy!

The Nutcracker

His Majesty's Theatre

Theatre Royal Newcastle

Festival Theatre Edinburgh

Theatre Royal Glasgow

Eden Court Inverness

Experience the majestic beauty of Handel's Messiah with the Royal Scottish National Orchestra (RSNO) this New Year. Set to take place at the Glasgow Royal Concert Hall on Thursday, 2nd January 2025, at 3.00pm, this annual performance promises an unforgettable start to the year. Under the baton of esteemed conductor Nicholas McGegan, known for his insightful interpretations of Baroque and Classical music, the concert will feature a stellar lineup of soloists including soprano Ruby Hughes, mezzo-soprano Diana Moore, tenor Nicholas Mulroy, and bass-baritone Stephan Loges. 

The RSNO Chorus, directed by Stephen Doughty, will lend their voices to this uplifting masterpiece, which includes the iconic Hallelujah Chorus among other beloved pieces. This performance is also inclusive, featuring BSL interpretation by Paul Whittaker, ensuring everyone can experience the joy and glory of Handel's work. 

Tickets are available in various price ranges, with discounts for under 18s, under 26s, mature students, unemployed patrons, patrons with disabilities, and groups, ensuring accessibility for all to enjoy this timeless music. Don't miss the opportunity to be part of this musical celebration that continues to inspire and move audiences around the world.

Handel's Messiah

Buchanan Galleries

Among today’s leading authorities on Baroque music, British violinist Rachel Podger is also a superbly eloquent player, combining passion, elegance and richness in her perceptive performances, as both soloist and director.

Bach's Brandenburg Concertos

The Queen's Hall

Direct from the USA, Dean Z, star of the “Elvis Tribute Artists World Tour” and winner of Elvis Presley Enterprises’ “Ultimate Elvis Tribute Artist Contest” brings his very own all-new high energy Elvis tribute show to the UK.   

“Dean Z - The Ultimate Elvis” is a musical journey spanning the 20 year career of the “King of Rock ‘n’ Roll”, from his rise to fame in the 1950s, to his infamous Las Vegas performances of the 1970’s.  

Dean Z - The Ultimate Elvis

Based on the journeys of real passengers, this musical is an emotionally stirring production focusing on the dreams, hopes, and aspirations of each passenger aboard the ship of dreams.

Shine Productions presents Titanic The Musical

With its fiery passions surging from icy evocations, Sibelius’ sole concerto is one of the most cherished works in the violin repertoire. SCO Conductor Emeritus Joseph Swensen has long been a committed and much-lauded Sibelian: he accompanies young, New Zealand-born Geneva Lewis – until recently a member of the prestigious BBC New Generation Artists project – in this intensely emotional masterpiece.

Sibelius Violin Concerto

Celebrate the first ever production of its kind, 'Live Forever’ - the story of the greatest rock ’n’ roll band Britain has ever seen…Oasis! 

 From the moment the curtains rise, you’ll be transported back to the 90s where you will follow the band’s meteoric rise to fame; from their humble beginnings on a south Manchester council estate, to becoming the biggest band on the planet and playing to more than a quarter of a million fans at their now legendary Knebworth concerts. 

Live Forever

Brothers Osborne are one of music’s most consistently adventurous bands, a duo connected by not just blood, but also a lifetime of performing together. The Grammy-winning country music duo are touring their latest, self-titled album. Brothers John and TJ Osborne are leaders of a progressive and still classic school of country music, and the faces of the new generation of Nashville

Brothers Osborne: Might As Well Be Us World Tour

O2 Academy Glasgow

THIS EVENT HAS BEEN RESCHEDULED FROM JUNE 2024 TO JANUARY 2025

Join us for a fantastic party night of entertainment

Beautiful Trauma is a high-octane live band show from start to finish. Stacy Green takes off the attitude of Pink as well as that rock chick style that everyone knows and loves so much.

A Full throttle show consisting of pulse-racing costume changes, amazing production and of course Pink’s awesome catalogue of hits!

Beautiful Trauma – The Live Pink Show

Vaughan Williams didn’t like to talk about the inspiration for his Fourth Symphony, and he didn’t need to, because the music speaks louder than any words. Raw, explosive and driven by unstoppable emotional force, this is music on the edge, written as Europe fell under the shadow of war. Not what you expected from Vaughan Williams? Well, Chief Conductor Ryan Wigglesworth loves to find unexpected connections and tell compelling musical stories. In a concert that begins with Mozart’s darkest and most dramatic piano concerto (with Wigglesworth directing from the keyboard, just as Mozart would have done) and includes the haunted beauty of Britten’s folksong suite, he’ll do just that.

Vaughan Williams' Symphony No.4

Glasgow City Hall

UK pop-punk kings, Neck Deep head out on the ‘Dumbstruck Dumbf**k’ tour. Now on their fifth, self-titled EP, they’re one of rock music’s most successful global exports.

Neck Deep: The Dumbstruck Dumbf!@k UK Tour

Her only escape is the perfect couple she watches through the train window every day, happy and in love. Or so it appears. When Rachel learns that the woman she’s been secretly watching has suddenly disappeared, she finds herself as a witness and even a suspect in a thrilling mystery in which she will face bigger revelations than she could ever have anticipated.

The Girl On The Train

A Voyage into the mind of the Rock’n’Roll Alien 

From the alter-ego of Ziggy Stardust, through the dark and desolate years of Berlin, the pure joy of Let’s Dance to the genius of Blackstar, this show takes you on an emotional rollercoaster, transporting you to pasts and futures unknown, a journey that will make you laugh, sing and cry in equal measure.

The production breaks new ground with world class musicians, dancers, elaborate costumes, all choreographed to dramatic landscapes and exquisite, thought-provoking visuals. Combing original twists and unique story telling visions the show pulls all the strands of David Bowie’s fragmented life together, treating audiences of all ages to a night of breathtaking, unexpected and 'other worldly' performances. 

The Bowie Show

"The remarkable soloist Ning Feng, his tone so sweet and pure, believed in every note, and as a result so did we” wrote The Times, after a performance of Brahms’s Violin Concerto by this phenomenal Chinese violinist – and after all, it takes a special kind of soloist to do justice to this noblest of the great Romantic violin concertos. This should be something special, and conductor Antony Hermus has devised a whole concert charged with wonder. Cinderella flees at midnight, and in Prokofiev’s shimmering ballet score, you’ll hear every chime, every magic spell, and every loving glance. Dutch composer Joey Roukens lights the touchpaper with a riotous nocturnal rollercoaster ride through a city of dreams.

Afternoon Performance: Brahms' Violin Concerto

Multi-award-winning trumpeter Sergei Nakariakov is one of today’s most brilliant musicians, but even he is put through his paces by the madcap virtuosity of Jörg Widmann’s thrilling whirlwind of a trumpet concerto, Ad Absurdum. The same composer plays affectionate games with Beethoven in his zany Con Brio, while American minimalist John Adams reimagines classic cartoon scores in his flamboyantly virtuosic Chamber Concerto.

Events in Glasgow next month

Beauty And The Beastie

The Pavilion Theatre

Peter Panto And The Incre...

Tron Theatre

The Nutcracker

Scottish Ballet

Handel's Messiah

Royal Scottish National Orchestra

Bach's Brandenburg Concer...

Scottish Chamber Orchestra

Dean Z - The Ultimate Elv...

The Pavilion Theatre

Shine Productions present...

Theatre Royal Glasgow

Shine Productions present...

Theatre Royal Glasgow

Sibelius Violin Concerto

Scottish Chamber Orchestra

Live Forever

The Pavilion Theatre

Brothers Osborne: Might A...

O2 Academy Glasgow

Beautiful Trauma – The Li...

The Pavilion Theatre

Vaughan Williams' Symphon...

BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra

Neck Deep: The Dumbstruck...

O2 Academy Glasgow

The Girl On The Train

Theatre Royal Glasgow

The Bowie Show

The Pavilion Theatre

Afternoon Performance: Br...

BBC Scottish Symphony Orchestra

Ad Absurdum

Scottish Chamber Orchestra