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Ken Alexander

Jamie and the Unicorn

Fraser Boyle and Ken Alexander. Music by David Higham
Gaiety Theatre Ayr
Live Theatre Performances and Online Viewing

A completely original Panto story with original songs and score, commissioned by the Gaiety Theatre Ayr as its first live Panto after Lockdown.

Jamie and the Unicorn is a new fairytale set in Auld Ayrshire. When a Unicorn is sighted in the depths of the Alloway Forest by a young girl, she feels a deep connection with the mythical animal. After telling her family and friends in the village about her discovery, Jamie finds herself at the centre of a struggle between good and evil as the evil Gowdie Banadook seeks to capture the animal and remove its unique horn in order enhance her own power and fortune. Full of comedy, magic and heart this is an exciting new story of ancient times.

Link to BBC Interview: https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-scotland-59434789

Cast: Kirsty Findlay, Ali Cleland, Kirsty Malone, Chris Forbes, Gavin Jon Wright, Andrew Keay, Kristopher Bosch, Cara Swinney, The Unicorn. Guest performer Charlotte Purdie.

Director: Ken Alexander

Musical Director: David Higham

Choreographer/Associate Director: Chris Stuart Wilson

Set Designer: Nigel Hook

Costume Designer: Alisa Kalyanova

Lighting Designer: Wayne Dowdeswell

Sound Designer: Fraser Morrison

Assistant Musical Director: Thea Panainte

Assistant Designer: Fraser Lappin

Production Photography and Videography: AMD Studios

…a brilliant example of what a company can do with a bundle of invention, some creatives who really know their stuff – and the local area – and a cast who are both happy to be on stage and have the requisite pantomime chops in the singing, dancing and comedy departments… a hugely enjoyable piece.” Thom Dibdin, AllEdinburghTheatre.com

Jamie and the Unicorn Gallery

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"It's a bold choice to stray so far from what an audience might expect when booking a pantomime, but the Gaiety team have done a stellar job at refining the genre with a magical show"
Fraser MacDoland, Braw Theatre
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"It's a bold choice to stray so far from what an audience might expect when booking a pantomime, but the Gaiety team have done a stellar job at refining the genre with a magical show"
Fraser MacDoland, Braw Theatre