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sp54
21-11-07, 10:11 AM
:D Anyone going to see a pantomime this year?

I love pantos :rolleyes: but we haven't been for about 3 years now since our kids outgrew it :lol:

Mrsp54 wants the two of us to go this year and I think we might. Panto definitely brings out the child in the pair of us :lol::huh:

We have seen loads, but some of the best were with Barbara Windsor, who was great when someone forgot their lines and she is a great ad libber :lol:

I also loved Joe Pasquale in panto. I wasn't too keen on him before hand, but he is a natural comic and just had everyone in fits of laughter. His jokes are soooo corny, but he brought the house down :lol: His first appearance was solo, and he walked on stage with a cart with a bucket and ladders. He got the ladder out of the cart and said -

' This is my step ladder.....................my real ladder left home when I was 2' :lol: The theatre erupted!!

Soooo corny, but he was born to do panto :rolleyes:


Anyone else going to admit to loving panto - c'mon don't be shy, I've 'come out' - don't leave me to be the only one.........please! :blush: :lol::rolleyes:

StoneHenge
21-11-07, 11:15 AM
I think we need it SP. If people get their way and get Punch and Judy banned because of it not being PC anymore, then it's only a matter of time before they traditional pantos are looked at.

What's this place without a 'LOOK BEHIND YOU!'.

Madness!

Noise Stopper
21-11-07, 11:28 AM
I think we need it SP. If people get their way and get Punch and Judy banned because of it not being PC anymore, then it's only a matter of time before they traditional pantos are looked at.

What's this place without a 'LOOK BEHIND YOU!'.

Madness!

You have just summed up some of our members entire lives!

Ian :nfh1:

Sparrow
21-11-07, 11:54 AM
Im a miserable bu**er :lol: I hate panto with a passion!!! Thankfully my two are going to watch one with school this year so I wont get nagged to go to one!B)

sp54
21-11-07, 12:03 PM
Thankfully my two are going to watch one with school this year so I wont get nagged to go to one!B)

:lol: Oh yes you will...................:lol: [sorry!!]

lotus eater
21-11-07, 04:21 PM
:lol: Oh yes you will...................:lol: [sorry!!]

:lol::lol::lol::lol:

Planet 24
21-11-07, 04:38 PM
I have to confess I have never seen one.

So, which one is your favourite?

sp54
21-11-07, 04:53 PM
I have to confess I have never seen one.

So, which one is your favourite?

I haven't got a particular favourite, but honestly, they are all great fun :lol::rolleyes: I have never seen a bad one ^_^ We used to take our kids a couple of days before Christmas and they really loved it.

rb2002
24-11-07, 07:47 PM
I love all the Pantos that I've seen in Glasgow. the King's theatre traditionally has the best pantos ;) Very glasgow humour though. i've been taken too see them since I was little in Stanley Baxter's glory days. Now he made a fantastic dame:lol:
Now Gerard Kelly and Elaine C Smith keep 'em laughing in the ailes

Planet 24
24-11-07, 07:52 PM
My OH's kind of humour. :) Rikki Fulton, - Francie and Josie :yes:

QueenofSheba
25-11-07, 05:55 AM
I love all the Pantos that I've seen in Glasgow. the King's theatre traditionally has the best pantos ;) Very glasgow humour though. i've been taken too see them since I was little in Stanley Baxter's glory days. Now he made a fantastic dame:lol:
Now Gerard Kelly and Elaine C Smith keep 'em laughing in the ailes


I agree with you that the King's Theatre is pretty good for pantos:). It's one of the things I miss most about not being in Scotland is Christmas & Hogmanay and everything that goes with it:(. I've not been to a panto for over a decade now my wee one won't sit still enough even for panto:tomato::shutit::doh:. So I'll just be staying in again:curly:

sp54
20-12-07, 06:26 PM
:D Our panto tickets arrived today :D

Hubby and I weren't going to bother but it was our eldest son [he's 27 mind :rolleyes:] and our daughter [19] who nagged us into booking :rolleyes: Our other son isn't too bothered - he'd rather stay at home with his puppy :lol::rolleyes:
I thought it was quite nice that even at their age they wanted to go as a family, so they must have happy memories of all the years we used to go when the 3 of them were little :) Our sons girlfriend is coming too and it will be her first ever panto - she's really excited about it, bless her :lol::rolleyes:

We couldn't get tickets for before Christmas so we are going on the 3rd Jan to see Snow White with Ross Kemp & Bobby Davro

I can't wait :D