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The iconic international West End and Broadway smash hit musical comedy Legally Blonde The Musical is back in fashion with a huge new production starring Amber Davies (Strictly Come Dancing Finalist, Pretty Woman, 9 – 5 The Musical) as Elle!This ultimate feel-good rom-com, based on the award-winning film, follows Elle Woods on her transformation from It Girl fashionista to legal ace at Harvard Law School, all in the name of love. Elle must prove she is more than blonde ambition, swap the changing rooms for the courtroom and learn that ‘being true to yourself never goes out of style.’This must-see show is from the creative team behind director Nikolai Foster’s phenomenally successful Kinky Boots. Bend and snap up your tickets today.
Charing Cross station is on the low level line between Queen Street (connections with main line trains and Buchanan Street Underground) and Partick (connection with Underground) stations.
Bars are open one hour before performances and during interval
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King’s Theatre Glasgow is one of Scotland’s major theatres. It was designed by the famous theatre architect, Frank Matcham, and opened in 1904. The venue functions primarily as a receiving house, which hosts touring companies across the year. King’s Theatre presents a varied programme of dramas, comedies, musicals, dance and circus. The theatre opened in 1904 and was well-received by the residents of Glasgow and Scotland. It wasn’t until the 1930s however that it gained a top-class reputation. This came about from the idea of A. Stewart Cruikshank to host variety show performances during the summer, when normally the theatre would close due to the exodus of city residents to seaside holiday resorts. This change was hugely successful, selling out almost every night, and continued past the summer for a record-breaking 31 week run. Since then, the King’s Theatre has hosted a variety of performances, including ballet, drama and musical plays. It has also seen some of the greatest names in theatre grace its stage, such as Laurence Olivier, Sarah Bernhardt and Katherine Hepburn. In 2008, a restoration was performed on the building to improve the interior and seating. It continues to host some of the finest touring shows in the country and maintains an eclectic programme for its audiences.
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