Two Doors Down Live arrives at Glasgow's OVO Hydro this week

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The residents of Latimer Crescent are swapping the small screen for Glasgow's biggest stage as Two Doors Down Live arrives at the OVO Hydro this week.

From show times and travel information to venue rules and cast details, here's everything fans need to know before heading along.

Two Doors Down Live (Image: Supplied)

What is Two Doors Down Live about?

The hit Scottish sitcom is coming to Glasgow with its full cast for a special live production at the OVO Hydro.

The story sees Ian Sanderson arrive at Beth and Eric Baird's house with a major announcement, sparking speculation among the neighbours before a series of unexpected revelations turns the evening upside down.

Fans can expect all the warmth, wit and neighbourly chaos that made the BBC comedy a hit.

Cast of Two Doors Down in rehearsals ahead of live shows at Glasgows OVO Hydro from 25th Sept - 11th October (Image: Ian Georgeson)

When is Two Doors Down Live at the Hydro?

The show runs across four performances over three days:

Friday, September 25: doors will open at 6.30pm with the show starting at 7.30pm.

There will be an afternoon show on Saturday, September 26, with doors opening at 1.30pm and the show starting at 2.30pm.

The afternoon show will then be followed by an evening show that starts at 7.30pm.

On Sunday, September 27, there will be another afternoon show.

The OVO Hydro says timings are guidelines and may be subject to change.

(Image: Image supplied)

Who is in the Two Doors Down Live cast?

The live show features all the familiar faces from Latimer Crescent, including:

Christine and Michelle (Elaine C Smith, Joy McAvoy) discuss Christmas plans in Two Doors Down. (Image: BBC Studios Scotland/Graeme Hunter)

How do I get to the OVO Hydro?

The nearest station is Exhibition Centre, which is around a five-minute walk from the venue.

The nearest subway station is Cessnock, around a 10-minute walk away.

Several First Bus services also operate to and from the SEC campus and surrounding area.

Anyone driving is advised to allow extra time for traffic and pre-book parking where possible.

Two Doors Down is coming to the Hydro next year (Image: Newsquest)

What bags can I take into the Hydro?

Only small bags are permitted inside the venue.

The Hydro says large bags, suitcases and oversized luggage are not allowed, and all bags are subject to security searches on entry.

What security checks are in place?

All visitors must pass through security screening before entering the arena.

Any prohibited items may be confiscated.

Can I bring food and drink?

Food and drink bought outside the venue generally cannot be taken into the arena.

Refreshments will be available to purchase inside.

The cast of Two Doors Down will include big names like Alex Norton and Elaine C. Smith. (Image: BBC)

Do I need a digital ticket?

The OVO Hydro uses digital ticketing for many events.

Visitors are advised that screenshots will not be accepted and tickets should be accessed through the relevant ticketing app or account.

Can I take photos during the show?

Mobile phone photography is usually permitted.

However, professional cameras, video equipment and recording devices may not be allowed unless permission has been obtained in advance.

Ian and Gordon (Image: Sourced)

What should I remember before travelling?

Before heading to the Hydro, fans should remember to:

  • Check their ticket for the correct performance time
  • Allow extra time for travel and security checks
  • Bring a valid digital ticket
  • Use a small bag if taking one
  • Check the latest venue guidance before travelling

With four performances taking place over three days, audiences are advised to arrive early and make travel plans in advance to avoid missing any of the action when the residents of Latimer Crescent take over Glasgow's biggest stage.

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