Recommended Age 7+ | Contains flashing lights, smoke and haze, and audience interaction.

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Recommended Age 7+ | Contains audience interaction.

‘Have I gone mad? I’m afraid so, but let me tell you something, the best people usually are.‘

The West End is in crisis. Our beloved Gallus has their ballet exam today and can’t remember the difference between good toes and naughty toes. Then, to make matters worse, their best pal Dinah The Cat (if a feline bezzie is good enough for Taylor it’s good enough for Gallus) has vanished.  So Gallus decides to skip their dance exam and go searching for Dinah down that mysterious-looking pothole, finding themselves in a land full of mystery and wonder. Dundee. Jokes… Gallus has ended up in…. 

WEEGIELAND: a winter wonderland populated with strange-talking creatures, a maniacal power-hungry Queen and her son Knavey (quite possibly the hottest Harry Styles rip-off the pantosphere has ever seen).

Will Gallus ever find their beloved Dinah The Cat? Will Knavey declare his love for Gallus and live happily ever after? Or the will the evil Queen of Hearts stop true love in its tracks by demanding OFF WITH THEIR HEADS?  Find out in this year’s Tron Panto.  

Cast: Jessica Donnelly, Catriona Faint, Aidan MacColl, Marc Mackinnon, Louise McCarthy, Star Penders & Jorgey Scott-Learmonth

Written by JOHNNY McKNIGHT
Directed by SALLY REID
Designed by KENNY MILLER
Composer & Musical Director ROSS BROWN
Lighting Design by MIKE ROBERTSON
Choreography by EVA FORRESTER

Running Time: 2hrs 30mins including a 20 minute interval

Illustration by Barry Thompson/Design by Jamhot

BSL promo by EJ Raymond
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An illustration that shows the frontage of Glasgow's Barrowland Ballroom with the word Gallus in Weegieland in bright orange neon lights. The words are surrounded with stars, hearts and Christmas tree lights. A large pothole is in the centre of a snowy road. A teapot, a pocket watch, playing cards including one featuring the Queen of Hearts and some bunny ears are emerging from the pothole as if being tossed out. A green tonic wine bottle with the words Swally Me sticks out of the snow.