Glasgow 101 Dalmatians shows cancelled last minute due to 'cast illness'

Kieran Webster

14 November 2024 at 10:31 am·1-min read

The King's Theatre in Glasgow. — -Credit: (Image: Martin McCarthy)

Two 101 Dalmatians shows in Glasgow were cancelled at the last minute on Thursday (November 14) afternoon.

Bosses at The King's Theatre confirmed just before 1pm that the 2pm and 7pm performances would be cancelled due to cast illness.

All customers have been sent an email and text regarding the details. Anyone with any further queries has been asked to contact the theatre directly online.

In a social media post, the theatre said: "Customer announcement. We are sorry to say that due to cast illness today’s 2pm and 7pm performances of 101 Dalmatians have been cancelled.

"All customers have been sent an email and text regarding details."

Gutted fans took to the comments of the theatre's post following the news of the cancellation.

One mum wrote: "We managed to rebook for tomorrow. The notice was shocking. We had already left and my little girl devastated."

Another added: "Sad as was looking forward to it. Hope I can rebook."

A third asked: "Is there another day being added? The rest seem to be full to rebook."

The show, which is currently on UK tour, features former Steps star Faye Tozer.

It is scheduled to remain in Glasgow until Saturday, November 16.

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