Pantomime exhibition opens at Glasgow City Chambers
It'll look at sets, costumes and the stars who've been in these productions over the years.
The history of pantomimes in Glasgow is on display at the city chambers in George Square until Christmas Eve.
It's part of the 850 celebrations and will look at comedians of the past and present who've starred in these productions over the years.
These include Two Doors Down Star Elaine C. Smith who was the first woman to play a dame character in the city.
Dr Paul Maloney, who was one of the planners of the original exhibition, and helped oversee the relaunch, said: “This exhibition is a fantastic opportunity to celebrate Glasgow’s favourite kind of theatre.
"Scotland has a really rich and vibrant pantomime tradition that remains distinctively Scottish.
"Glasgow in particular has always loved pantomime, and that has carried forward to the present day."
The exhibition will explore the stories, sets and costumes.
Visitors will also be able to look at characters, top-of-the-bill stars and the theatres where these shows have been portrayed in the years gone by.
Baillie Christie, City Convener for Culture, Sport and International Relations said: “We are thrilled to welcome this wonderful exhibition to the City Chambers as part of the Get You in Panto Town celebrations.
"Pantomime holds a special place in the hearts of Glaswegians, and this is a fantastic opportunity for people of all ages to celebrate and learn more about its unique history."
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