The Pavilion Theatre opened its doors in central Glasgow on the 29th February, 1904. Described as “pure Louis XV” in style, it was designed by Bertie Crewe for Thomas Barrasford’s expanding chain of British Music Halls. Crewe was also responsible for such theatres as London’s Piccadilly Theatre and the Palace Theatre in Manchester.

Seat  Level Information

Stalls  - 30 Stairs to this are . Bottom Level of the theatre with street level access available for disabled . Please contact venue direct

Circle - 19 Stairs to this area. Middle level of the Theatre located above the stalls

Balcony - 70 Stairs to this area. Top level of the theatre located above the circle and stalls.