Two Doors Down will soon take over the OVO Hydro - here's how to get tickets for the sitcom live in Glasgow
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There are still tickets remaining for Two Doors Down: Live! at the OVO Hydro.
The residents of Latimer Crescent will soon be transported as Two Doors Down: Live! takes over the OVO Hydro for a Glasgow residency.
While there are now seven series of the Scottish sitcom, it first began as a one-off Hogmanay special back in 2013. Created by Simon Carlyle and Gregor Sharp, the Scottish BAFTA winning show ended following Carlyle’s death in 2023 and returned for a Christmas special last year, with a new eighth series on the way.
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Before that however, the cast - including Arabella Weir, Doon Mackichan, and Elaine C. Smith - will reunite for ten huge live shows at the Hydro from Friday, September 25 to Sunday, October 11.
Here is everything you need to know about Two Doors Down: Live! at the Hydro.
When will Two Doors Down Live be at the OVO Hydro?
With ten shows lined up over two weekends, audiences will be able to choose between matinee or evening performances for most days the show is running.
The first show will take place on the evening of Friday, September 25 with four further performances on the following Saturday and Sunday. The shows will then resume from Friday, October 9 until Sunday, October 11.
Here is the full list of Two Doors Down: Live! shows lined up for the OVO Hydro:
- Friday, September 25 - Evening
- Saturday, September 26 - Matinee
- Saturday, September 26 - Evening
- Sunday, September 27 - Matinee
- Sunday, September 27 - Evening
- Friday, October 9 - Evening
- Saturday, October 10 - Matinee
- Saturday, October 10 - Evening
- Sunday, October 11 - Matinee
- Sunday, October 11 - Evening
What is the live show about?
Fans of the series can expect the same chaos from the cast, with the official Two Doors Down: Live! description reading: “When Eric and Beth invite the gang over to hear a big announcement from Ian, speculation is rife as to what it’s about. A trip abroad? A change of career? Or could he and Gordon be finally ready to confirm arrangements for the wedding of the year?
“Meanwhile, Christine’s got a new obsession, Alan and Michelle have a big night out planned, and Colin and Cathy are up to their usual - looking for a party.
“When Ian and Gordon arrive, their news takes everyone by surprise - but not as much as when Eric and Beth make an unexpected announcement of their own.”
Which cast members will appear during Two Doors Down Live?
The full main cast will appear during the run of shows in Glasgow, it has been confirmed. That means that audiences can anticipate appearances from the following stars:
- Alex Norton as Eric Baird
- Arabella Weir as Beth Baird
- Doon Mackichan as Cathy Whyte
- Elaine C. Smith as Christine O’Neill
- Graeme “Grado” Stevely as Alan
- Jamie Quinn as Ian Baird
- Jonathan Watson as Colin Whyte
- Joy McAvoy as Michelle
- Kieran Hodgson as Gordon
What time do doors open?
For those heading along for a matinee show, doors will open at 1.30pm. For evening performances, doors will open at 6.30pm.
Are there still tickets for Two Doors Down Live in Glasgow?
If you haven’t already secured tickets, there are still some remaining for each night of the residency.
Two Doors Down! Live tickets can be purchased from Ticketmaster here.
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How much are tickets for Two Doors Down! Live?
Ticket prices for Two Doors Down! Live will range from £36 to £81.95 before fulfilment fees.
Are there any age restrictions?
Yes, Two Doors Down! Live is only suitable for those over 12 years old. Anyone under 16 in attendance must be accompanied by an adult over 18.
Other restrictions relate to the venue, with the OVO Hydro warning that Level 3 is only accessible by stairs. In addition, both Level 2 and 3 may be unsuitable for those with mobility difficulties or discomfort with heights.
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