The King's Theatre shared a strongly-worded message due to people trying to 'outsing' performers during live shows.
A Glasgow theatre has been forced to issue a message to customers in a bid to curb anti-social behaviour during performances.
Read more: Lanarkshire woman hurled racist abuse and attacked staff during Pavilion Theatre performance "With that in mind, we politely ask that you show consideration to your fellow audience members, who have come to enjoy performances on stage. Another added: "I was there last night and was quite disappointed at the behaviour of many people around me. If people want to drink and chat loudly go to the pub not the theatre."
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