Tron Theatre

About

The Tron Theatre, set in Glasgow’s vibrant Merchant City, is a leading hub for contemporary performance and a landmark of the city’s cultural life. Housed in the former Tron Kirk, a 1795 church designed by James Adam, the building blends historic character with a dynamic creative spirit. Since opening as a theatre in 1981, it has been home to the Tron Theatre Company, producing bold new writing, reimagined classics, and innovative collaborations, while also hosting visiting theatre, comedy, and music from Scotland and beyond. With intimate performance spaces, including the 230‑seat Main Auditorium and the smaller Changing House studio, it offers audiences a close connection to the work on stage. The Tron is also deeply rooted in the community, running education and outreach programmes that nurture talent and inspire participation across all ages. Its welcoming Victorian Bar and central location make it a lively meeting place, where history, creativity, and conversation come together in one of Glasgow’s most distinctive arts venues.

Glasgow Scotland

Location

The Tron Theatre is located at 63 Trongate, Glasgow, G1 5HB, in the heart of Glasgow's vibrant Merchant City. Housed in the historic former Tron Kirk building, this theatre is renowned for its contemporary productions, including new writing, comedy, and music from Scotland and beyond. The venue features a welcoming café-bar and community participation programs, making it a cultural hub in the city. Nearby, visitors can explore other iconic Merchant City attractions, such as the Glasgow Police Museum, the Barrowland Ballroom, and the historic Tolbooth Steeple. The theatre is also close to major transport links, including St Enoch subway station and Glasgow Central and Queen Street train stations, making it easily accessible to visitors.