We've just uploaded a video tour of our current exhibition in Tramway 5 - Costume: Written Clothing To watch the video click here For more information on the exhibition, which runs until 16 June click

Is your wardrobe packed with old shoes? Would you like to see them do more than just clutter up your house? For our next Tramway Family Day, artist Jude Williams is on the look out for old leather shoes of all shapes and sizes to provide a backdrop to her new show. Jude says: "If you've got...

​For too many people, their only understanding of Gypsies and Travellers comes from My Big Fat Gypsy Wedding or The Daily Mail. In To Gypsyland Delaine Le Bas shows a different side to her community, as well as uncovering the ongoing persecution they have faced for hundreds of years. The...

Arika 13 Episode 5: Hidden in Plain SightFri 24 - Sun 26 May   A kind of festival or salon of voguing, drag, clubbing and the politics of communities making different performances of gender and sexuality visible. What is the link between the exuberance, flamboyance, artifice and (ironic)...

​Please note that Rob Drummond's performance of The Riot of Spring on 10th and 11th May begins at 7pm For more information on the performance please click

​Featuring giant butterflies, hands-on messy workshops and a troupe of wandering musicians, the programme for Tramway Family Day: The Red Shoes was announced today.Curated by Jude Williams of The Letter J - whose Grandad and Me was a huge hit at the last Family Day - this event is sure to delight...

Everybody’s House, a lovely ‘tea caddy’ house designed by EDO Architecture, based on a concept by Glas(s) Performance,  is now out and about on Albert Drive.   Glas(s) Performance are using Everybody’s House as an open invitation for the local community to spend time together as part of the...

​In Tramway 2 we are very pleased to present Stephen Sutcliffe's most ambitious exhibition to date. Featuring old and new work including his most recent film Outwork.In Tramway 5 we have Costume, Written Clothing an exhibition which reflects on some of the themes and conceives of ‘costume’ as a...

ALBERT DRIVE Project resident artist, Janice Parker is looking for people who like to dance in their living room, or bedroom or kitchen at home. She's interested in collecting stories about the idea of ‘Living Room Dances’ and would love to meet you. If you are interested, please call 07970964120...

​Tramway are proud to present Open for Everything, the critically acclaimed performance by Constanza Macras / Dorkypark. Featuring a cast of 30 musicians, performers and dancers, Open for Everything is a piece inspired by the traditions, way of life, prejudices and pre-conceptions surrounding the...

Rehearsals for the ALBERT DRIVE performance as part of the ALBERT DRIVE Project start on Monday 22nd April at Tramway at 6pm. If you are interested to get involved in making a piece of theatre about Albert Drive, please come along! For more information click

​You only have until three more days to see Jack McConville's vibrant Tutti Fertiti show in Tramway 5. It finishes off our Rip It Up season of 'something new' this Sunday, 21 April. For more information on the show, click

​Tramway are delighted to welcome back Arika this Thursday - Sunday. They return with Episode 4 of their experimental music, film and art events. This Episode, Freedom is a Constant Struggle, profiles radical Black art forms (Free Jazz, Improvisation, Poetry…) and the fugitive spaces that...

You can get involved in the ALBERT DRIVE Project via the website. Live on www.albertdrive.com now, there are 3 'neighbour' themed tasks for you to upload your contributions to. Click here for creative

We are pleased to announced artist, photographer, film-maker and live performer Torsten Lauschmann will also be presenting a piece. Described by The Skinny as "one of the most exciting artists working within Glasgow", Lauschmann is a Glasgow based artist who is known for his real time...

In the coming weeks local theatre company Glas(s) Performance will attempt to create a piece of theatre about the stories, ideas and opinions of the people that live on Albert Drive. The show will be performed at Tramway in July as part of the final ALBERT DRIVE Project event and will feature your...

Tramway celebrates is 25th birthday with a new commission by Kate Burton and Nick fells. Sonemics uses performed sound and film drawn from the physical fabric of Tramway 1, its famous ‘red wall’, and other sites in the city. Projecting onto the wall itself, the performance explores ‘sense of place’...

​Would you like to be in a film about Albert Drive? Filmmaker Basharat Khan is seeking local contributors for a documentary film about Albert Drive which will explore the 'theme' of 'Who is my neighbour?'. Can you spare an hour to take part in a short documentary that explores the history of the...

​BEHAVIOR is the Arches annual featival of live performance. It's expansion this year sees events programmed with Tramway for the first time. Events at Tramway are: Gob Squad’s Kitchen (You’ve Never Had It So Good) A live version of Andy Warhol's classic film Kitchen. The Riot of Spring Rob...

​We welcome back Indepen-dance to Tramway this Friday and Saturday. The inclusive dance development company presents an exciting double-bill, in collaboration with choreographers Natasha Gilmour and Lucy Bennett.   For more information click here To browse through our season brochure click...

​NEIGHBOURHOOD WATCH are celebrating the Everyday on Albert Drive. Your first point of contact for all things exceptional, they want to be your neighbour, share in your good times and you to share in theirs. Keep a look out for Neighbourhood Watch on Albert Drive. You can wave from afar, stare, or...

​Glas(s) Performance are offering a great workshop to encourage local people to write 'A Letter to Our Neighbours' as part of the ALBERT DRIVE Project. The letters are shared with the local community on Albert Drive lampposts so this is a opportunity to say something you might not have a chance to....

​Tramway is proud to announce our April - August 2013 season. You can download our season brochure by clicking the link below. Alternatively you can view all events using the performance, visual arts and participation strands at the top of this website. We look forward to welcoming you to the...

​Please note that Tramway will be closed on Friday 29 March. We are always closed on Mondays so therefore we will be closed on Monday 1 April. We are open as normal Saturday 30 March and Sun 31 March.   Have a great Easter

We have just uploaded a podcast interview with artist Nick Evans as he discusses his commission for Tramway - Solar Eyes. To listen to the interview click

Sat 16 March 2 - 4pm Nick Evans, Ross Sinclair and Danny Holcroft will discuss there relationship with materials within their practise.   This event if part of Objective, a city wide conversation on sculpture.

​This weeks sees the opening of award-winning theatre company Junction 25's new piece - figment. We interviewed three members of the company; Rose, Jess and Joe to find out more about the show.   To watch the interview click here For more information on figment click

ALBERT DRIVE Project, co-produced by Tramway and Glas(s) Performance, is seeking a freelance Technical Production Manager for a fixed term contract for four months to support the safe and smooth delivery of key elements of the project. For more information click

​Rough Mix is the creative development programme of Magnetic North. Led by Artistic Director Nicholas Bone, Rough Mix is an opportunity for artists from a variety of disciplines (dance, theatre, visual arts and music) to spend time together talking, exploring and creating.  Over two weeks, each...

​Artist talk: Sat 9 March 3pm Admission free, all welcome.   Come along and hear artist, Nick Evans discuss his critically acclaimed exibition Solar Eyes with Tramway's curator. For more information click here.