"Do you know how they get animals to breed in captivity?
They put them in the same cage."

Meet Tom. He’s single, sorted (so he thinks) and spectacularly uninterested in romance. Enter Amy. One new job, six pints, and a questionable kebab later, and suddenly they’re… dating?

Neither of them knows how this happened, neither know if this is what they want, but they are both still carrying enough emotional baggage to sink a small ship.

A fast, funny, painfully relatable rom-com about two people who might just be perfect for
each other – if they can ever get over their past. In a world of dodgy office flings and terrible exes who never quite stay exed, My Romantic History asks: if you haven’t met ‘the one’ by thirty, are you the problem – or is it everyone else?

Everybody remembers their first love. Few survive their second.

This rehearsed reading of Our Romantic Present will be a first look at D.C. Jackson’s greatly
anticipated sequel to My Romantic History. Directed by Tron Theatre’s Artistic Director, Jemima Levick, it is an opportunity to hear this new play in development and catch up with original characters Tom and Amy and their lives since we last met them in My Romantic History.

The Edinburgh Fringe First winning sell-out smash-hit, Kanpur: 1857 comes to the Tron Theatre in association with Glasgow Mela. Strapped to a cannon, an Indian rebel finds themselves answering to a British officer for the crimes of Kanpur – an Indian uprising against British colonial forces.

Based on historical events, this new play comically satirises contemporary conflicts around gender, colonial violence, and making art in times of crisis. Written by and starring 'storytelling genius' Niall Moorjani, and co-directed by and starring Jonathan Oldfield, director of 2024's Best Newcomer Award-winning show.

But who is the hero and who is the villain? Whatever happens, it's going to be explosive.

She’s no’ just frozen… she’s baltic!

Christmas is running like a dream down in Santa’s (aka Kristine Cagney Kringle’s) workshop. All nice and naughty lists have been checked off. Nothing can go wrong. Until a broken magic mirror unleashes pure chaos and transforms Rudie The Red Nosed Reindeer into the terrifying Snaw Queen. No Rudie with his Red Nose? Then no Christmas presents can be delivered. Christmas now looks almost certain to be cancelled.

Kristine has no option but to team up with Olive (the other reindeer) on a dangerous quest across the pantosphere, past poisonous pensioners and their soprano sunflowers, past all-singing cowboys coming straight fae the Grand Ole ‘What Have We Got Here Noo’, to underground lairs where the people sound like they’re fae North Kelvinside, all whilst battling temperatures colder than Glasgow in July.

Will they ever find what they need to bring Rudie back to their rosy faced self? Will Christmas be saved? Will the Snaw Queen’s heart thaw? If you dinnae book now, you’ll find oot hee-haw…