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Less than one week to go until Totally Tina returns to the Pavilion Theatre on Tuesday 2nd October!
TOTALLY TINA! is an International acclaimed award winning production show to the Queen of Rock.
The show re-creates the spectacle and energy of
her live shows with a six-piece live band, four stunning dancers and Justine’s incredible impersonation of the Queen of Rock and Soul.
We take you from the early days with Ike, and songs like
River Deep, Mountain High, All the way through to Tina’s solo comeback in the 80s with her incredible cover of the Al Green classic, Let’s Stay Together, to her massive solo hits like Simply The Best and What’s Love Got To Do With It.
With hand-made replica costumes and dance routines
Re-creating the look and feel of Tina
at her best, this is one spectacular show.
Book now at: www.paviliontheatre.co.uk/shows/totally-tina-3/
www.youtube.com/watch?v=T2T5_seDNZEtinaturnerblog.com Tina Turner performing her classic hit Proud Mary live at Wembley stadium in 2000. #TinaTurnerBlog #TinaTurner2018
Des Dillon, writer of Singin I’m No A Billy I’m A Tim, brings you his HILARIOUS smash hit dark comedy, The Witches Fae Easterhoose!
On a cold, dark, windy, Halloween night in Glasgow, six sisters gather to take revenge by witchcraft on Caroline’s two-timing husband.
The Witches Fae Easterhoose; one black affronted Maw, two gallons of vodka, one crazy old Irish Granny, a pile of burning boxer shorts, a pentangle and a not forgetting, the frozen head in the fridge. Add in one adulterous husband and an unsuspecting Priest and it’s sure to be a hilarious night out.
Strong but funny language used throughout.
Tickets are on sale now! 🤟🏻
Stewart Francis
FYI folks, due to surprising, I mean, overwhelming demand I've added some more shows to my farewell tour ‘Into The Punset’ which kicks off next month.
Tickets are on sale now. I'd really like you to come. Kisses, Stewart.
We are recruiting!
We are looking for experienced bar staff, required for busy forthcoming season.
Key Responsibilities:
• Works behind the bar as necessary, selling drinks and preparing interval orders.
• Complies with licensing conditions relating to the supply of alcohol.
• Restocks the Bar and Bar Stores.
• Maintains other hygiene requirements, in the bar following ‘clean as you go’ principles as required.
• Undertakes other regular bar cleaning jobs in the weekly schedule and as directed.
• Completes stock takes of bar stock and cleaning materials in the weekly schedule.
Person Specification:
• Experience of bar work if applying for this role.
• Proven ability to work effectively without direct supervision.
• An honest and reliable individual.
• A team-player who is personable and has the ability to communicate effectively with people at all levels both internally and externally
• Able to sustain a proactive worth ethic throughout long and late shifts.
• A polite manner, and a calm and professional attitude.
• Excellent verbal communication skills (including a good standard of spoken English).
• Good mental arithmetic skills and ICT skills.
• Applicants must be over 18 years old.
• Must be able to work evenings & weekends.
Person Specification - Desirable Characteristics
• Previous experience in a bar environment.
• Certification to show competence in the responsibilities outlined above.
• Experience in using an electronic till system.
• An understanding of the front of house department within a theatre.
• Awareness of hygiene and health and safety.
Remuneration and Hours:
• Salary: Minimum wage applies.
• Hours: You will be required to work split shifts which includes mornings, afternoons and evenings, sometimes 7 days a week depending on the performance schedule. This will include weekend work.
• Probationary period: 6 weeks.
• Notice period: 2 weeks.
• Pension: As part of auto-enrolment you may be eligible for NEST pensions. Currently, the Pavilion will contribute 2%.
• Location: This position is based at Pavilion Theatre, 121 Renfield Street, Glasgow, G2 3AX.
Please send a current copy of your C.V. to Marie Donnelly, admin@paviliontheatre.co.uk
We had a fantastic opening night and the theatre is looking great!
Thank you for all the support we have received over the last 5 months and we look forward to welcoming all soon.
We made it and are all ready for tonight’s reopening and the first performance of many to come.
It has been a long 5 months and we look forward to seeing all the happy faces returning to the Pavilion.
We would like to thank all the teams involved who have completed the refurbishment works in record breaking time:
Gordon Emslie Decorating Contractors
Jim McLean Decorators Ltd
HF Electrical Ltd
Access Scaffold Systems Ltd
NM Joiners Ltd
Gavin at the Warehouse Sound Services
Connelly Security Systems
City Centre Maintenance Ltd
Entertainment Seating (UK) Ltd
Ticketmaster Sport Ltd
Argyll EPOS Systems
T & H Cox Ltd (t/a Rainbow International)
Belfor UK Ltd
Gordon Muir: Glasgow Ceramics
Reproduction Plaster
MacMillian Property Maintenance Ltd
SPMS Ltd
Eco Shopfronts
Sign Post
Maggie Sheridan & STV
Blair Joinery
Colquhouns
MW Joinery
Charlie Keenan Ceilings
Markon Ltd
Surfacing Solutions Scotland Ltd
J&C Joel Ltd
Guardian Stone
We would like to thank our staff who have kept up their spirits during this period and welcome new staff about to start with us.
It was great throughout this whole period to receive the support and kind words from all our customers, not only from the west of Scotland but throughout the world. It is amazing the memories that the Pavilion has brought to a lot of people’s lives.
A big welcome also to the cast, crew and management of Celtic the Musical who, as you know, should have been here earlier in the year and wish them well for a great record breaking run.
It is onwards and upwards now and great to be back doing what we do best. Thank you all for your continual support and look forward to seeing you soon.
It's Friday afternoon and we have that Friday feeling as there are only 5 days to go until our grand reopening!
At your next visit, why not join us for a cold beer 🍺 or G&T 🍸 in our newly refurbished Balcony Bar! We have stripped the old wood work, and re-plastered the walls for our brick and wood wallpaper which is looking sharp! Also, we have left the window space open to let in some nice natural light and installed air conditioning!
Thank you to NM Joiners Ltd, SPMS Ltd and Gordon & his team of painters and decorators for this radical transformation.
6 days to go!
Our Balcony seating and hand rests have been completely renewed! This is part of our final stage of seat refurbishment started with the Stalls & Circle which has been completed over the last few years.
Check back each day for an update in the lead up to our grand reopening on Wednesday 5th September.
We are delighted to confirm that Ben Fogle will be bringing his Tales From The Wilderness tour to the Pavilion Theatre, Glasgow on Tuesday 12th March 2019! Join Ben in this uplifting and exciting show, when he’ll be sharing his stories of the wilderness. Ben has climbed Everest, been swimming with crocodiles, saved elephants, dodged pirates, been marooned for a year on an uninhabited island, walked to the South Pole, Crossed the Empty Quarter with camels, rowed across the Atlantic Ocean, tracked the Migration of the Wilderbeest, swum from Alcatraz, had a flesh eating disease and messed around with ferrets!
Tickets are on sale now and don't miss 'Our Everest Challenge With Ben Fogle & Victoria Pendleton' tonight at 9pm on STV.
We are on the final countdown to our grand reopening and there are only 7 days to go until we reopen the theatre for our first show on Wednesday 5th September!
The box office is open now to book your tickets in person, via 0141-332-1846 or at www.paviliontheatre.co.uk
We look forward to welcoming you all back to the Pavilion this autumn and beyond!
We are sad to hear the news this morning that Barry Chuckle of the famous Chuckle Brothers has passed away peacefully at the young age of 73.
We have all been brought up with their hilarious antics from our childhood through to adulthood and still we loved them.
Our thoughts are with all of the family at this time. Rest in peace funny man, you brought fun to us all. A real comedy legend!
A delightful find on a Friday afternoon. We found this hiding under the lining paper in our circle foyer.
Well today is the day that Sauchiehall Street (allegedly) finally reopens and guess what ... the council have kept it a secret! We have all searched the world’s most popular search engine, several of the biggest social media outlets, the Glasgow City Council website and not a mention of this grand reopening. Clearly, where this is the life and blood for all traders, who have for the past 19 weeks seen footfall in this once great street fall to an alarmingly low rate, the council continue with their total lack of communication.
All businesses have all suffered hardship without much help or guidance from the local council and time and time and again, faced barriers and hurdles that would be fit for the European Games to stop them from working.
The council have had 135 days and still cannot get it right.
As expected, there is some championships in Glasgow that we cannot read enough about and that the Lord Provost can’t stop tweeting about.
From start to finish, they have neglected the people that pay rates and council tax 12 months of the year and have treated us all appallingly.
The council should be ashamed from the bottom to the top. We hope they all enjoy their flagship European Games, businesses in this area won’t have the time, we are all spending our valuable time just fighting for survival.
Things are progressing well here at the theatre and we are in the process of refurbishing our Balcony bar and seating. We cannot wait to see what it looks like once it is finished!
It has been a long time coming as they say, but we are delighted to announce that staff have all returned to the theatre and the box office will reopen to the public tomorrow, Friday 27th July at 10am.
Renfield Street will also reopen and this will hopefully help to bring some sort of normality to all businesses. We are not sure what the current plans are for Sauchiehall Street but hopefully, part of this street at the McDonald’s side will reopen in the not too distant future and this will allow access from Buchanan Galleries up to the point of the next exclusion zone. We hope that people return to this area quickly which will help all businesses affected by the Victoria’s fire.
Further up this once Great Street, things are still unclear for all business operators and the residents and we know how they must all must feel as they are still at the start of this very frustrating journey and really hope that they can keep their spirits up at this time.
For us, it is back to business, back to doing what we know best so why not pop in and say hello and pick up an up to date forthcoming brochure. It would be great to see some friendly faces and again thank you for all the support that we have had over this period.
Here is just a small clip of how things are progressing at the theatre and we will keep these up to date as the weeks and works continue. We hope to see you soon at some of our great shows for the autumn season.
☎️: 0141-332-1846
💻 - www.paviliontheatre.co.uk
Jason Manford: Muddle Class
Friday 2nd November 2018 @ 7:30pm
Tickets on Sale: Friday 13th July at 10am!
He’s back! It’s been a busy few years for Jason since his last smash-hit stand up show but fans of his Absolute Radio show will know this nationally acclaimed comedian hasn’t changed a bit. 'Muddle Class' promises to feature a wealth of new material about Jason growing up ‘working class’ then finding, over the years, that part of him has become ‘middle class’ - causing much confusion!
Delivered with Jason’s amiable charm and captivating wit, this is a show not to be missed.
The Hard work starts now. 💪🏻
STV News
WATCH: Inside Glasgow's Pavilion Theatre months after the Sauchiehall Street fire
We know the sun is shining 🌞🌞 but it is never to early to unveil our Panto cast and we hope you like our new poster for 2018!
Tickets are already selling fast so make sure you avoid the rush and get the best seats for your family this Christmas.
Great News!!
We have just received an update from Glasgow City Council that, at long last, we will definitely have access to the theatre from Friday 6th July.
It is going to take approximately 6 weeks to get the interior and exterior cleaned and have all the relevant safety checks carried out and we will be ready to reopen in time for Celtic the Musical.
The box office will remain closed, at the theatre for approximately 2 more weeks and hopefully, staff should return by Monday 23rd July. Until then, booking can be made by phone on 0141-332-1846 or online at paviliontheatre.co.uk
Again, we would like to thank you for all your patience and hope that this assures everybody that our reopening is not too far away and have the confidence to start booking for shows again.
Watch our for advertising of all future shows and we will keep everyone updated via social media in the weeks to come.
We now have a future once again and look forward to the challenge of bringing the “PAV” back to life!
Since it opened in 1904, the Pavilion has stayed close to it roots producing and providing a traditional venue for Comedy, Music, Variety and all other areas of Entertainment.
Situated in the heart of Glasgow’s Theatreland, the Pavilion is one of the oldest theatres in Scotland but is well equipped to produce the best in entertainment in the 21st century.
There is something for everyone at the Pavilion, come and see!