Tron Theatre in GLASGOW, Scottish Lowlands, United Kingdom | Theatre

The Tron has been a familiar landmark in the Merchant City area of GLASGOW, Scotland in the United Kingdom, for centuries and a popular cultural venue for over twenty years. Tron Theatre is situated at 63 Trongate, just a few yards from GLASGOW Cross, and is easily identified by the unmistakable 16th Century church steeple.
Following completion of a £5 million redevelopment in 1999, the Tron Theatre has emerged as a stunning collection of historical buildings juxtaposed with stylish new spaces designed by leading Scottish Architects RMJM. With an enviable array of conference, meeting and entertaining spaces the Tron Theatre is the perfect venue for corporate events, conferences and seminars.
The Tron Theatre was established as a theatre club in 1979 (going fully public in 1989), rising from the ashes of the destroyed Close Theatre, based at the Citizens Theatre, GLASGOW, Scotland.
Originally based in the Victorian Bar of the Tron whilst the Kirk itself was transformed into the auditorium, the Tron Theatre has become a leading player in Scottish theatre.
The Tron Theatre is also an established receiving theatre on the small-middle scale, as well as a major venue for many of GLASGOW's festivals including Celtic Connections, GLASGOW International Jazz Festival, and many more.
The Tron Theatre is committed to excellence in the arts, creativity and forward thinking, entertainment and fun, inclusion and fairness, support and development and prtnership and collaboration.
These values guide our actions in fulfilling the aims of the Tron Theatre in GLASGOW, Scotland.