Glasgow Doors Open Days 2026 – Citizens Theatre
18 and 19 September, 2026
Uncover the theatre’s rich past and vibrant present.
Step inside the restored Citizens Theatre and discover the stories behind one of Glasgow’s most iconic theatres.
As part of Doors Open Days, visitors are welcome to explore the beautifully restored historic spaces and exciting new additions.
Wander through the building, uncover hidden corners, admire original architectural features, and get a glimpse behind the scenes of a working producing theatre.
Along the way, you’ll learn about the theatre’s remarkable history, legendary productions, backstage innovations, and the community that has made the Citz a creative home for generations.
Whether you’re a long-time theatre lover, a history enthusiast, or simply curious to see inside, you will enjoy exploring the Citizens Theatre.
Glasgow Doors Open Day 17 – 20 September – See full programme
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