Mother Goose

The Gaiety Theatre
Showtimes
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22 Nov
06:30pm
23 Nov
01:30pm
23 Nov
06:30pm
26 Nov
02:30pm
27 Nov
06:30pm
28 Nov
06:30pm
29 Nov
06:30pm
30 Nov
01:30pm
30 Nov
06:30pm
1 Dec
12:00pm
1 Dec
05:00pm
3 Dec
02:30pm
4 Dec
06:30pm
5 Dec
06:30pm
6 Dec
06:30pm
7 Dec
01:30pm
7 Dec
06:30pm
8 Dec
12:00pm
8 Dec
05:00pm
10 Dec
02:30pm
11 Dec
06:30pm
12 Dec
06:30pm
13 Dec
06:30pm
14 Dec
01:30pm
14 Dec
06:30pm
15 Dec
12:00pm
15 Dec
05:00pm
18 Dec
06:30pm
19 Dec
06:30pm
20 Dec
06:30pm
21 Dec
01:30pm
21 Dec
06:30pm
22 Dec
12:00pm
22 Dec
05:00pm
23 Dec
01:30pm
23 Dec
06:30pm
24 Dec
12:00pm
24 Dec
05:00pm
27 Dec
01:30pm
27 Dec
06:30pm
28 Dec
01:30pm
28 Dec
06:30pm
29 Dec
12:00pm
29 Dec
05:00pm
30 Dec
01:30pm
30 Dec
06:30pm
31 Dec
12:00pm
2 Jan
01:30pm
2 Jan
06:30pm
3 Jan
01:30pm
3 Jan
06:30pm
4 Jan
01:30pm
4 Jan
06:30pm
Length 130 minutes

Written by Fraser Boyle and Ken Alexander, writers of the Gaiety’s 2023 five star panto hit ‘Cinderella.’

Mother Goose is a good egg, the most giving of souls – salt of the earth and kind to a fault – she would give you her last ha’penny if you needed it. But when her faultless generosity lands her neck deep in the stinking Ayrshire proverbial, it will take a touch of eggs-ellent panto magic to save her Ayrshire bacon. In these tough times who could turn down a Goose that lays Golden Eggs? But will it really help her, or will it set her down a path towards eggs-treme greed and vanity? You can’t make an omelette without breaking a few eggs after all…

Fraser Boyle plays pantomime’s most famous ‘Dame’, Mother Goose. Join us at the Gaiety for an eggs-citing adventure. Don’t get caught in a last minute scramble for tickets – your brain will be fried – book now to avoid disappointment!

Now announcing our all-star Mother Goose cast, filled with beloved Gaiety regulars – and some of your new favourites!

Mother Goose – Fraser Boyle
Angel – Bea Webster
Diavola – Dani Heron
Alice Goose – Chiara Sparkes
Kelvie Goose – Jamie McKillop
Molly – Rachel Campbell
Mandy – Gregor John Owen
Moe – Lewis Kerr
Margherita – Benedetta Zanetti
Hugo McNumptie – Gavin Jon Wright
Mother Goose – Fraser Boyle
Goslings – The Gaiety Junior Ensemble


Accessible Performance Dates

Audio Described Performances

Audio Described Performances support people who are blind or partially sighted to access live performances. An audio describer will introduce the set and characters to audience members by providing verbal descriptions, which continues throughout the performance via a headset.

Audio Describer – Michael Stewart

Thursday 19th December | 6.30pm

Friday 27th December | 1.30pm

BSL Interpreted Performances

BSL (British Sign Language) Interpreted performances provide access to deaf people, or people for whom BSL is their preferred language. BSL Interpreters provide a linguistic and artistic interpretation. Our interpreter will stand to one side of the stage and narrate the events and dialogue through BSL.

BSL Interpreter – Carole Hunter, Sign Language Interactions

Sat 23rd November | 6.30pm

Thu 19th December | 6.30pm

Fri 27th December | 1.30pm

Captioned Performances

Captioning is similar to television subtitling and gives deaf, deafened and hard of hearing people access to live performances. A captioner carefully prepares and cues text that appears in real time. Captioning at The Gaiety will appear on the digital screens at either side of the stage.

Sat 14th Dec | 1.30pm

Sat 14th Dec | 6.30pm

Fri 3rd Jan | 1.30pm

Fri 3rd Jan | 6.30pm

Relaxed Performances

Our relaxed performances are adapted in a number of ways to help reduce anxiety and create a supportive atmosphere for audience members who would benefit from a more relaxed environment. This could include neurodivergent people, people with learning difficulties and disabilities, and people with dementia. Relaxed performances can also be ideal for families with very young children – and really just anyone who feels more at ease knowing they can go in and out of the auditorium at any time during the show.

During a relaxed performance, house lights will be kept on low, loud noises will be softened, and special effects such as flashing lights will be kept to a minimum. At the start of the show, characters will be introduced on stage. We’ll also provide a breakout space, and you can come and go as you please.

Tuesday 3rd December | 2.30pm

Tuesday 10th December | 2.30pm

Sunday 29th December | 12.00pm

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