Websters Glasgow, Theatre and Restaurant

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Websters Glasgow, Theatre and Restaurant

Websters Theatre,416 Great Western Road, Glasgow G4 9HZ
Telephone:0141 357 4000
Email: hello@webstersglasgow.com

Websters Bar/Bistro

Websters is fascinating and gorgeous

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What’s On Websters Theatre

Websters Theatre is part of the refurbished Lansdowne Parish Church – the beautiful and historic A-listed building built in 1863 by the architect John Honeyman. The theatre and adjoining bistro/bar is named after Alf Webster, who was commissioned to design the many wonderful stained glass windows that adorn the building.

The Playhouse

The Playhouse is a fantastic venue to hire for parties, performances, functions and lectures. It has a capacity of 60 and offers full catering support from Websters Bar. (Please note re access: on upper floor and no lift to this area of the building).

Websters Bar and Bistro

The Lansdowne Parish Church has been refurbished with exceptional care and attention to detail. This is reflected in the decor or the inviting bar and bistro; the attractive seating has been built from the church pews, the original brass light fittings have been rescued and original designs have been replicated on the walls. You will love the unique space and warm ambience.

Food and Drink at Websters

0141 357 0151
bistro@webstersglasgow.com

You can also pop in for a drink or coffee.

The Snug – this is the smaller cosy intimate space off the main restaurant/bar, perfect for small parties.

Webster’s Theatre

Websters Theatre seats 184 and offers a wide ranging programme of events.

The Pure Amazing Wiz of Oz Webster’s Panto – until 4 January, 2020

2019 Christmas Pantomime in the West End of Glasgow

The all-singing, all-dancing banterlicious family pantomime with a first-class professional cast.

Join Dotty, a PR from the Garage, who dreams of becoming a star. She is blown from Poor Partick to the Land of Oz where she meets some new friends; Scarecrow, The Tin Wuman and the Lioness.

Ti ckets and Full Details

The Pure Amazing Wiz of Oz review by Fionnuala Boyle