The Citizens Theatre, Open Day, Saturday 20 August, 2016
Citizens Theatre, 119 Gorbals Street, Glasgow, G5 9DS
The Citz is opening its doors for a day of fun, drama, music, arts and crafts – and you’re invited!
There will be events for the whole family to enjoy including behind-the-scenes backstage tours, craft stalls, face painting, treasure hunts and much more. Try on costumes from past productions, take part in lighting and sound demonstrations from our technical staff and have a go at drama classes with free, 30-minute taster sessions for children and adults.
12pm – 3pm
No ticket required – just turn up and take part!
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