Book Hen Night Horror tickets & experience a hen night from hell in Glasgow
Amanda's dream wedding is just days away, but first there's the small matter of the hen night. With bridesmaids at war, secrets bubbling over and something far worse lurking in the shadows, this getaway is about to go seriously off-plan.
- Experience an original musical comedy-horror packed with laughs and scares
- Expect hilarious lyrics, belting tunes and sharp Scottish wit
- Watch Amanda's hen night descend into chaos as the group discovers they're not alone
- See Dani Heron and Matthew McKenna alongside Jennifer Neil, Hannah Howie and Alan Orr
- Spend Halloween weekend at Pavilion Theatre Glasgow with a properly chaotic night out
What starts as a boozy getaway quickly becomes something much more sinister, leaving Amanda and her bridesmaids with bigger problems than friendship drama.
Hen Night Horror at Pavilion Theatre Glasgow
- Dates: 29th - 31st October 2026
- Times: 29th & 30th October at 7:30pm | 31st October at 3pm
- Age Guidance: 16+
- Duration: 2 hours 5 minutes including interval
- Venue: Pavilion Theatre Glasgow, 125 Renfield Street, Glasgow G2 3AX
- Content: Adult humour, strong language and moments of comic horror
Get ready to see just how badly one hen night can go wrong!
With Amanda's wedding fast approaching, the hen party should be a chance to celebrate. Instead, clashes between the bridesmaids and secrets threatening to spill turn the trip into a disaster before the real trouble even begins.
Because the group aren't alone. Hen Night Horror mixes musical comedy with genuinely spine-tingling surprises, bringing together adult humour, big tunes and sharp Scottish wit for a Halloween theatre trip with a darker side.
The cast includes Dani Heron, best known for playing Lydia in the Emmy award-winning drama Crime, alongside Scotland's West End star Matthew McKenna, Pavilion panto favourite Jennifer Neil, Hannah Howie and Alan Orr.
Book Hen Night Horror tickets at Pavilion Theatre Glasgow and get ready to see just how badly one hen night can go wrong.