Webster’s Theatre

About

Webster’s Theatre, set in the beautifully restored former Lansdowne Parish Church in Glasgow’s West End, is a distinctive arts venue that blends heritage with contemporary performance. Opened as a theatre in 2014, it offers a 240‑seat main auditorium and a 55‑seat playhouse, hosting an eclectic programme of drama, comedy, musicals, live music, and community events. The building retains its stunning 19th‑century architecture, including the celebrated stained glass windows by Alf Webster, while modern facilities make it a versatile space for both professional productions and private hire. Alongside its performance spaces, Webster’s features welcoming bars, a restaurant, and a beer garden, creating a lively social hub before and after shows. Its location on Great Western Road, beside the River Kelvin and close to Kelvinbridge Underground, makes it easily accessible and a popular choice for locals and visitors alike. With its mix of cultural vibrancy and historic charm, Webster’s Theatre is a unique stage for Glasgow’s creative spirit.

Glasgow Scotland

Location

Websters Theatre is located at 416 Great Western Road in Glasgow’s West End, postcode G4 9HZ. Housed in the former Lansdowne Parish Church, this striking Gothic Revival building features one of Europe’s tallest and slimmest spires and is named in honor of Alfred Webster, who designed some of the stained glass windows. The theatre offers a 240-seat main auditorium as well as a 55-seat playhouse, alongside bars and outdoor seating areas. It is well connected by public transport, with Kelvinbridge subway station just a two-minute walk away and several bus stops nearby. The venue is close to the vibrant Hillhead and Byres Road areas, known for their shops, cafes, and cultural attractions, making it a popular destination for theatre-goers and visitors to Glasgow’s West End.