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TRON THEATRE
SEASON LISTING JAN-AUG 2014
This brochure is sponsored by Belhaven Best.
www.tron.co.uk
HELLO
We’ve created this listings guide to cover the period
from January to August 2014 while we undertake an
overhaul of our season brochure format and look at
how to improve the way we share information with
you about the programme of events and all the
other work we do here at the Tron.
Full programme information will be available on our
website, where you will also find a downloadable
version of this leaflet. If you have any feedback
you’d like to share with us about our printed
material, please do drop us an email to
feedback@tron.co.uk, we’d love to hear from you.
A WORD OR TWO FROM OUR ARTISTIC
DIRECTOR ANDY ARNOLD:
We’re delighted to present for you an exciting new
season. This coming Spring and Summer the Tron
will focus on staging some brilliant new and classic
plays in our Main Auditorium, while maintaining a
busy programme of experimental and edgy theatre
in the Changing House. We’re also developing
some new initiatives in the Victorian Bar: music
sessions, poetry slams and more and will be
working with Playwrights’ Studio Scotland on a
week of readings and works in progress following
the success of the Reclaim the F Word last season.
Come down and be part of it.
Andy Arnold, Artistic Director
HOW TO BOOK
Full details for each production in our
Spring/Summer 2014 season can be found on our
website www.tron.co.uk
Unless otherwise stated, our standard ticket pricing
is:
Main Auditorium:
Previews £8
Tue - Thur £12 (£8)
Fri + Sat £16 (£12)
Changing House: £10 (£7.50)
Please note: Standard pricing may not apply to all
shows.
TICKETS CAN BE BOUGHT:
ONLINE www.tron.co.uk
by TELEPHONE 0141 552 4267
IN PERSON at our Box Office
Our Box Office is open MON - SAT 10AM - 6PM
(extended on performance evenings to 15 minutes
after our last performance starts) and SUNDAY Two
hours before the first performance starts otherwise
closed
For details of our reservations policy, a full list of the
concession types we accept, access arrangements
at the venue, or our Terms and Conditions of
booking please visit www.tron.co.uk
TRON THEATRE LISTINGS: JAN-AUG 2014
January
Celtic Connections presents
DnA & Gwyneth Glynn
17th January, Main Auditorium
Celtic Connections presents
Lindi Ortega & Sturgill Simpson
18th January, Main Auditorium
Celtic Connections presents
The National Jazz Trio of Scotland with Alasdair
Roberts, Barnaby Brown and Benni Hemm Hemm
19th January, Main Auditorium
Celtic Connections presents
James Grant and Lisa O’Neill
23rd & 24th January, Main Auditorium
Celtic Connections presents
Women of the World with Fiona Hunter, Parveen
Sabrina Khan & Shellie Morris
25th January, Main Auditorium
Celtic Connections presents
Alasdair Roberts & Friends & Georgia Ruth
26th January, Main Auditorium
Celtic Connections presents
Step into my Parlour featuring Michelle Burke
28th January, Main Auditorium
Celtic Connections presents
McGinn meets Seeger & MacColl
29th January, Main Auditorium
Celtic Connections presents
Ullapool Guitar Festival featuring John Goldie
30th January, Main Auditorium
Celtic Connections presents
A Little Bird Blown Off Course
31st January & 1st February, Main Auditorium
February
Tron Theatre Company presents
This Wide Night
20th February – 15th March, Main Auditorium
March
Birds of Paradise Theatre Company & Random
Accomplice present
Wendy Hoose
7th-15th March, Changing House
Rough Magic Theatre Company presents
Jezebel
18th-22nd March, Changing House
Glasgow International Comedy Festival presents
James Bannon: Running with the Firm,
19th March, Main Auditorium
Glasgow International Comedy Festival presents
Mouth Comfort: Choose Your Own Sketch-Venture,
20th March, Main Auditorium
Glasgow International Comedy Festival presents
Doug Segal: I Can Make You A Mentalist
21st March, Main Auditorium
Glasgow International Comedy Festival presents
Otiz Cannelloni: History of Magic? Abridged!
22nd March, Main Auditorium
Glasgow International Comedy Festival presents
Amateur Transplants: Adam Kay’s Bum Notes
22nd March, Main Auditorium
Heroes Theatre presents
The Pitchfork Disney
25th-29th March, Changing House
Playwrights’ Studio Scotland in Residence
31st March – 5th April
April
Tron Skillshops presents
Lost
10th-12th April, Main Auditorium
Rosalind Sydney presents
Up to Speed (Preview)
12th April, Changing House
ThickSkin presents
Chalk Farm
15th-19th April, Changing House
Mary Gapinski in
Tips
25th & 26th April, Victorian Bar
May
Starcatchers & Theatre o.N (Berlin) present
a small story/eine kleine geschichte
30th April – 3rd May, Changing House
Tron Theatre Company in association with the
Royal Conservatoire of Scotland present
The Tempest/Our Country’s Good (alternate nights)
7th – 17th May, Main Auditorium
Imaginate Festival on Tour presents Compagnia
TPO and Insite Arts
Saltbush
23rd & 24th May, Main Auditorium
Part of the Glasgow 2014 Cultural Programme
Zendeh presents
Heart
23rd & 24th May, Changing House
Tamasha presents
My Name Is...
29th-31st May, Main Auditorium
June
RCS presents
Hamlet
5th-7th June, Main Auditorium
RCS presents
Festen
5th-7th June, Changing House
Tron Skillshops presents
But Why?
13th & 14th June, Main Auditorium
Refugee Week Scotland (various events)
16th-21st June, Changing House
Dundee Rep presents
In My Father’s Words
19th-28th June, Main Auditorium
Part of the Glasgow 2014 Cultural Programme
HOME NATIONS FESTIVAL
Part of the Glasgow 2014 Cultural Programme
Tron Theatre Company presents
Under Milk Wood
17th-20th July, Main Auditorium
Tron Theatre Company presents
Edwin Morgan’s Dreams and Other Nightmares
24th July – 2nd August, Main Auditorium
Tron Theatre Company presents
Beowulf
24th July – 2nd August
Theatr Iolo presents
Grimm Tales
27th July – 1st August
For full details of all shows visit tron.co.uk
THIS WIDE NIGHT by Chloe Moss
20 FEBRUARY–15 MARCH
Elaine C. Smith and Jayd Johnston play Lorraine
and Marie, ex-cellmates with nothing to hold onto in
the world outside prison but each other. Chloe
Moss’s funny, truthful, tender and sad piece This
Wide Night will be directed for Tron Theatre
Company by David Greig.
MAYFESTO 6-31 MAY
Mayfesto, the festival within a theatre, returns to the
Tron in 2014, taking as its theme colonisation. At
the Festival’s core will be two productions created
by Tron Theatre Company in collaboration with the
Royal Conservatoire of Scotland, and performed in
rep: Shakespeare’s The Tempest, directed by Andy
Arnold and Timberlake Wertenbaker’s Our
Country’s Good, directed by Gerry Mulgrew from
Communicado. The full festival programme will be
published in early March.
MAYFESTO TICKET DEAL: All tickets £10
BOOK + SAVE
Buy for 2 shows and get 20% off*
Buy for 3 shows and get 30% off*
*Excludes any rehearsed readings, workshops,
debates and other ancilliary events. Tickets
must be purchased together.
HOME NATIONS PROGRAMME
17 JULY–3 AUGUST
The Tron Theatre will become a cultural hub during
the Commonwealth Games, presenting four theatre
shows celebrating the work of the UK poets Edwin
Morgan, Carol Ann Duffy, Seamus Heaney and
Dylan Thomas, alongside a host of other poetryrelated events
All tickets: £12 (£8)*
*Except Grimm Tales £10 (£7.50)
EARLY BOOKING OFFER until 28 FEB 2014
All tickets £10 (£6)
(excld. Grimm Tales)
Book & Save from 1 March 2014
Buy for 2 shows and get 20% off*
Buy for 3 shows and get 30% off*
*Excludes any rehearsed readings, workshops,
debates and other ancilliary events. Tickets
must be purchased together
An official Festival 2014 event.
TRON PARTICIPATION
Tall Tales (for 3-5yrs)
Saturdays, 10am
Block 1: 25th Jan, 1st, 8th, 15th & 22nd Feb, 1st March
Block 2: 26th Apr, 3rd, 10th, 17th, 24th & 31st May
Tiny Tales (for 6mths-2yrs)
Wednesdays, 10am
Block 1: 12th, 19th, 26th Feb, 5th, 12th & 19th March
£6 per session or £30 for each 6-week block. Ticket
admits child plus accompanying adult.
THE LONG GALLERY curated by GLASGOW
PRINT STUDIO
11th Feb – 11th April: Alasdair Gray
11th April – 11th June: Fiona Watson
11th June – 11th August: Ray Richardson
An internationally acclaimed centre of excellence in
the fine art of printmaking, Glasgow Print Studio is
located in Trongate 103. www.gpsart.co.uk
INTRODUCING NEW VIC BAR EVENTS
We’ve listened to audience feedback and are
introducing some new Vic Bar events for
Spring/Summer 2014:
Performance Poetry – Wednesdays 8.30pm
29th Jan, 26th Feb, 26th Mar, 30th Apr, 28th May, 25th
June.
New Playwriting: The Progressive Playwright –
Thursdays 8.30pm
16th Jan, 13th Feb, 6th Mar, 10th Apr, 8th Mar, 5th
June
Singer/Songwriter nights – Fridays 8.30pm
7th Feb, 7th Mar, 18th Apr, 16th May, 13th June, 11th
July
Jazz in the Afternoon – Sundays 1.30pm
2nd & 23rd Feb, 30th Mar, 27th Apr, 1st June, 29thJun
BAR+KITCHEN
Tron Bar + Kitchen continues to go from strength to
strength with its new menu featuring old favourites,
new small platters, gourmet burgers and a super
food salad. Drop in for a pre-show snack, dinner or
if you’re in town to shop and need restorative coffee
and cake (home-baked no less), then do stop
by...you won’t be disappointed. For reservations or
information about hiring the space call 0141 552
8587.
Tron Theatre
63 Trongate, Glasgow G1 5HB
Box Office: 0141 552 4267
Bar & Kitchen: 0141 552 8587
FUNDERS
Creative Scotland, Glasgow City Council
SPONSORS
Ancnoc, Belhaven Best
CORPORATE PARTNERS
AFS, Alliance Wine, DPI Broadway, EVM, JamHot,
Millennium Hotel Glasgow, West, W&P Longreach,
If you are interested in playing a vital role in the
Tron’s future call 0141 559 5304.
Tron Theatre Ltd is a Scottish Registered Charity
No: SCO12081