’Tis not in mortals to command success, but we’ll do more: deserve it!
This motto was printed in the programme of Pantheon’s first production, The Quaker Girl, at the Theatre Royal, Glasgow on Monday 14th February 1927.
Born in a Glasgow coffee house in 1926, The Pantheon Club was established by 5 young men to embrace the arts of theatre, singing and drama. Now, over 75 years later, Pantheon is still ‘deserving success’, having performed almost 200 musicals, plays and pantomimes.
Pantheon has seen many of its performers go on to professional careers, including Molly Weir, Rikki Fulton and Stewart McLean.
With a membership of over 100, and regular auditions for new talent, Pantheon will continue to be a prominent feature on the Glasgow stage for many years to come.
