This is the nicest theatre we have ever visited. It’s almost worth going to see the decor. Comfortable seating. Good viewing. Pleasant staff. And the cheapest ice cream we have ever experienced - just over half the price of the Playhouse in Edinburgh. And the show was good too (Beyond the Barricades).

A beautiful theatre with good views. The staff were very friendly and helpful especially as my mum was in a wheelchair. The choice of flavour of ice cream was very good, it made a nice change to just having vanilla available. Love how you were encouraged to take photos at the finale and upload them with a prize for the best one. I really enjoyed our visit and look forward to visiting again.

The good bits- the theatre is lovely and the actual play was excellent. Funny, eerie, very entertaining and everything I appreciate watching a good play. The cast were excellent and I enjoyed my afternoon's entertainment. The staff here are very welcoming and pleasant, no issues at all. The bad bits- the audience! Talking all through the play. I don't know who they were but on my far left quite far along, I could clearly hear a man's voice and then to the far right a woman. I do not mean a few moments of speech, I mean an ongoing monologue. People up and down like yoyos in seats, but, to be fair I wonder if it was people moving to sit beside radiators, many people were complaining about the cold. It is a very old theatre and old theatres are draughty, I had visited the Pavilion before so had dressed warmly. People sitting with mobile phones switched on looking at them, why they were at a play I don't know. They do not seem to realise how annoying the brightness of mobile phones are, especially to those of us who wear glasses. In a dark environment it really can be blinding. To be honest before shows even begin, there needs to be an announcement to switch phones off! Also no talking while the show is performing, if nothing else the players need respect shown to them. Although I very much enjoyed the play, the lack of consideration from other people spoiled it. If you want to sit and chat and play with your phone, please go to a cafeteria, not the theatre.

Special occasions warrants a very special show, Francie & Josie topped the bill, just fabulous. A packed theatre watched this tribute to the original comedy act and roared with laughter at some of the original material and also updated material/sketches. The addition of live, very talented singers, really enhanced the enjoyment of this much loved show. Francie & Josie (Liam & Johnny) continue to fill theatre seats at the Pavillion and their next appearance should be a definite date in your diary. The Pavillion is a beautiful theatre, attentive caring staff, great seat prices, a huge asset to the Glasgow theatre scene.

We attended the Elton John by Candlelight show last night. It was busy as usual, staff very attentive and helpful. The bar was well run considering it was very busy. The show itself was very good and worth seeing. Overall a nice place to have a night out if you are in Glasgow.

Got these”cheaper” tickets via M&S sparks card. Even still cost £180 for 4 of us. However……. Great show very well performed even Craig Revel Horwood was AMAZING. The puppeteer with Toto must have suck a strong lower lumber region always bent over!!!!!! One issue I always have with the pavilion in Glasgow, tgd seat car code scanner for drinks etc never works for me. Minor issue doesn’t really detract from anything. All the pavilion staff are very friendly polite and attentive..