A Scottish version of Aladdin is set to be this year's festive pantomime in Paisley. PACE Theatre Company will put on the show at the town's arts centre from November 27 until January 5. The production will have a distinctly Scottish flavour and will include the company's trademark mix of audience participation, original music, and comedy.
Artistic director Jenni Mason said: "It’s a pleasure to announce that this year’s panto will be a Scottish version of Aladdin, which will feature PACE’s trademark blend of original music, audience participation, comedy, and traditional family fun. "Our aim is to offer an entertaining and affordable way for families and friends to celebrate the festivities together, with something for everyone to enjoy. "We’re thrilled to be returning to Paisley Arts Centre, the traditional home of the PACE panto, and can’t wait to welcome our audiences back to this beautifully refurbished venue.
" The production will include the company's trademark mix of audience participation, original music and comedy PACE has been putting on pantomimes at Paisley Arts Centre since 1988 and is excited to return to the venue. The cast will be led by Chris Alexander and Alan Orr, who have extensive pantomime experience. Andy McGregor will return as writer and director.
He has previously worked on successful productions such as Battery Park, Crocodile Rock, and Spuds. Fraser Lappin will be in charge of set and costume design. His previous work for PACE includes The.