The Natural History Museum's Dinosaurs Live exhibition goes on tour to the King's Theatre, featuring life-like dinosaur models and prehistoric scenes.
Dinosaurs Live comes to the Kings Theatre on Saturday 13 February 2027, with two shows that day, one at 12.30pm and another at 3.30pm. It's the Natural History Museum's dinosaur exhibition taking to the stage, and it's the first time the museum has toured a show like this since 1881. They've teamed up with Mark Thompson Productions to bring it out of London and onto the road.
The show takes you back through the Triassic, Jurassic and Cretaceous periods, with life-like dinosaur models walking the stage alongside prehistoric trees, wildlife and entire continents. It's billed as a fun educational show for children and adults alike, pairing the spectacle with the science of fossils, vast timescales and how the planet has changed over hundreds of millions of years. So, it's as much about the fossils and the deep time as it is about the dinosaurs themselves.
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If you're taking kids, it's a good one for a Saturday afternoon. The two showtimes—12.30pm and 3.30pm—mean you can pick the one that fits your day best. The venue is the Kings Theatre at 297 Bath Street, Glasgow G2 4JN.
