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Posted by Keren Citizens Theatre November 03, 2015

A Season of Ancient and Modern Classics at the Citizens This Spring

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The Citizens Theatre is an iconic venue and theatre company based in the Gorbals area of Glasgow, Scotland. As of June 2018, the building is currently closed for a major redevelopment. During this time we will be presenting shows at Tramway and across Scotland.

Internationally reputed for its repertoire the Citizens Theatre presents a mixture of contemporary versions of classic plays and new Scottish drama. We work with writers, directors and companies that have a reputation for producing outstanding work to deliver truly inspirational live theatre

The Theatre is led by Artistic Director Dominic Hill and is one of the few self-producing houses in Scotland.

Our Citizens Learning team is committed to enhancing the lives of all kinds and ages of people in Glasgow and beyond, through community productions, projects, classes and educational activities. See Take Part

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