King's Theatre Glasgow Pantomime

[beverage2008]

wtf has paul o'grady got to do with glasgow comedy?

[richymoore]

RIP Jezza, Glaswegian legend

[madmomentsgo]

going to miss gerald kelly, i cant belive he is gone. :(

[badboyromeo1]

These guys like Rikki, Jimmy and Stanley were and are true gentlemen who never ever forgot who put them there and who bought there tickets to see them. I met Rikki on a couple of occasions and you could not have met a nicer guy. These guys will be sadly missed and heres to the Kings Glasgow for letting us look upon a mere glimmer of what talent these guys had.

[thirlestanelodge2]

why does Mary Brennan always wear that stupid hat? Silly bitch,

[thirlestanelodge2]

why does Mary Brenna always were that stupid has and drape herslef as though she something important to say.

[DarthWobbey]

So what exactly is this? Sorry, I'm from the US.

[celticghirlxxx]

I was at Aladdin yesterday and it was amazing! I took my 4 year old daughter and she was very good, sat nice and laughed, alot. I was hysterical at points, Gerard Kelly and Karen Dumbar are stars!

[Berwallace]

PUREDEADBRILLIANT ... ;)

[operastar1994]

I do miss these shows

[Ayrshiree]

OMG! There will never be another Stanley Baxter! Never! :)

[operastar1994]

Guess what fay lenore is my singing teacher we get it so well i do not no what i would with out love you fay.

[littlemark08]

i go to see them every year

they are absolutly hilarious

[operastar1994]

love it

[acchos]

is that Dean Park in the centre of the photo at 4:18? more than sure it is

[crjg]

I thought it was Dougie Squires himself. Could be Dean Park though. Anyone else got any idea who it is?

[chookter1]

Lol, Pantomime. Total garbage!

[TheBlitz1]

i agree i had to do a pantomime project for introduction to acting, its a pain in the ass, its no fun, and they don't let you improvise.

[cumberpatchfan]

I would go into a long rant about how VERY wrong you are about pantomime... but I don't have time. You're just going to have to take my (incredibly authorative) word for it.

[TheBlitz1]

Its overrated crap from pre-19th century entertainment.

[cumberpatchfan]

Right. I don't know if you've ever acted in or written or directed a pantomime (as I have), but I think you should know that if done correctly it can be a fine art form with the power to invoke levels of mirth hitherto unforseen in perhaps any other form of entertainment in existence. Pantomime is flexible enough to include so many different types of comedy that it could be regarded as THE purest form of comedy ever devised.

Also... there is oh SO much scope for improvisation in pantomime.

[TheBlitz1]

In the future, pantomime will no longer exist, it will be a form of entertainment remembered for its existence during a period of primitive society. It will be replaced however, with forms of entertainment that interact directly with the brain, neural impulse actuation, interactivity and simulation, and technological integration into biologic systems, viewable not only from the eyes, but from senses that manifest with use of this technology. Theater Arts, a primitive entertainment genre. ;]

[cumberpatchfan]

...we'll just see about THAT.

[TheBlitz1]

It will only exist in third world and undeveloped regions. XD

[3dwurli]

@TheBlitz1 the audience numbers prove you wrong

[TheBlitz1]

@3dwurli poor fools

[3dwurli]

@TheBlitz1 Obviously, your the fool.

[TheBlitz1]

@3dwurli no u

[3dwurli]

@TheBlitz1 Audience numbers are proving  different m8. People enjoy a pantomime, they have done for over 100 years. I wont waste my time any more on you.

[TheBlitz1]

@3dwurli no u

[boldbhoy]

Brought back many wonderful memories. Fantastic.

[shep2k7]

What program is this Clip From

[LaurelandHardyForum]

lets see more footage like this. thanks for posting it.

[boonchuey]

GREAT to see Glasgow pantomime stuff - load more!