OranMor, Summer Panto 2018
Pure Freezin’
Monday, 02 July, 2018 — Saturday, 21 July, 2018
By Andy McGregor
Cast: George Drennan, Hannah Howie, Rebekah Lumsden, Tom Urie
Widow Swanky has never been prouder. Her darling daughter Elsie is to become Lord Provost of Glasgow and nothing, not even the scheming Mayor of Cumbernauld, is going to get in her way. That is until Elsie fails to control her strange, ice-inducing power and sends Glasgow into a deep, dark winter. After Elsie runs away to hide in a giant ice palace, the town is left in the hands of the big, bad Mayor of Cumbernauld. Only Elsie’s sister Annie, and a gang of wacky friends, can convince Elsie to return – but can they do it before the Mayor takes total control and Glasgow stays frozen forever?!
*Please note – our Panto is aimed towards adults and does contain some strong language. Recommended for 14+ years
OranMor, 731 Great Western Road, G12 8QX
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