Date(s): Tue 28 Apr – Sat 2 May 2026 | King’s Theatre Glasgow
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The Choir of Man
Date(s): Tue 28 Apr – Sat 2 May 2026
King’s Theatre Glasgow
Category: Musicals
Visit the booking page for performance dates and times:
(Matinee and/or Evening)
Where is The Choir of Man performing?
The Choir of Man is playing at King's Theatre Glasgow, 297 Bath Street, Glasgow, G2 4JN.
How do I get to King's Theatre Glasgow?
Train: Charing Cross station (Glasgow) is the closest station to King's Theatre. Plan your journey using ScotRail or Traveline Scotland.
Bus: King's Theatre is well served by bus routes through the city centre. Visit First Bus Glasgow for timetables and route information.
Car: Use postcode G2 4JN for sat nav. Get 15% off pre-booked parking with Q-Park at q-park.co.uk/en-gb/atg. There are also on-street disabled bays and the Charing Cross multi-storey car park nearby. See our full parking guide for more options.
For more transport options see our Glasgow transport guide.
How long is The Choir of Man?
2 hours 5 minutes incl. interval.
What time should I arrive at King's Theatre Glasgow?
The box office opens 90 minutes before the performance. We recommend arriving at least 20 to 30 minutes before curtain up. This gives you time to collect or check your tickets, visit the facilities, find your seats, and browse refreshment options from the bar. Please note that bag checks may be in operation, so leave extra time. Latecomers may not be admitted until a suitable break in the performance. Please note this is a cashless venue — card payments only at the box office, all bars, kiosks and for merchandise.
How much are tickets for The Choir of Man?
Ticket prices vary by production and performance date. Click the secure booking button on this page to see current pricing and availability for The Choir of Man at King's Theatre Glasgow.
Where can I eat near King's Theatre Glasgow?
Glasgow city centre offers excellent dining options within walking distance of King's Theatre on Bath Street. Sauchiehall Street and Finnieston are both moments away. See our guide to restaurants near Glasgow's theatres for recommendations, or browse our food and drink guide for more options. If you're making a night of it, see our accommodation guide.
Is there an age recommendation for The Choir of Man?
Age recommendations vary by production. Please note that all under 16s must be accompanied by an adult and supervised at all times, with a ratio of 1 adult for every 10 children. Children aged 18 months to 15 years require their own ticket and seat. Children under 18 months may sit on a lap. Children under 5 will only be admitted to children's shows and pantomime — proof of age may be requested. Check the specific show listing or booking page for full age guidance before booking.
Can I see the seating plan for King's Theatre Glasgow?
Yes — view our detailed King's Theatre Glasgow seating plan to choose the best seats for your visit. Please note that King's Theatre does not have a lift — step-free access to the stalls is available via the Elmbank Street entrance. There is a steep downward slope between rows A to K. For full venue information including access details, see our King's Theatre visitor guide.
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The Choir of Man – Arts Theatre | Review
By Chris Omaweng / October 8, 2025
The actor-musicianship was a delight to witness, the four-piece band more often than not supplemented by the cast. There was a good range of songs, and Jack Blume’s multi-part vocal arrangements and harmonies are sublime. It’s easy to see why the show has enjoyed international success, and I suspect it will prove to be a hoot on tour after its West End run comes to a close. Four years on from its London opening, it remains fun with a capital F, full of freshness and palpable energy.
Performances
Tue - Thu at 19:30
Fri at 16:00 and 20:00
Sat at 14:30 and 19:30
Age guidance: 10+. There is no swearing. Contains on-stage alcohol use and some adult themes.
The Choir of Man | UK Tour