A teenage theatre student from Cambuslang has landed a role in the ensemble cast of a Christmas pantomime at a Glasgow theatre, providing a promising platform for her career in the performing arts. Jodi Namyslak, a 19-year-old second year HND Musical Theatre student at Glasgow Kelvin College, is set to perform in the Rumpelstiltskin panto at Platform arts centre. The production, filled with songs, jokes, and larger-than-life characters, promises to take audiences on a magical adventure to uncover the mysteries surrounding Rumpelstiltskin.
Rehearsals are currently underway for the 34-show run of the pantomime, where Jodi will portray one of the spirits of the “Northern Lights.” Expressing her excitement for the opportunity, Jodi shared, “I’m excited to perform in the Christmas show – it’s a really exciting opportunity and I’ll experience something new. I am looking forward to helping spread the joy of Christmas.” The family-friendly production is scheduled to run from Tuesday, December 3, until Christmas Eve at the Platform theatre in Easterhouse.
The star-studded cast of Rumpelstiltskin includes renowned actors such as Scarlett Mack, Michael Guest, and Adam Buksh, known for their appearances in popular TV shows and films. Artistic director Matt Addicott expressed his delight in collaborating with students from Glasgow Kelvin College, highlighting the valuable experience it provides for budding performers. Directed by Rosalind Sydney and presented by Platform in association with Glasgow Kelvin College, Rumpelstiltskin offers a magical journey of discovery for audiences of all ages.
Dimitrios Paparakis, lecturer in performing arts at Glasgow Kelvin College, emphasized the invaluable experience students gain by working with a seasoned creative team and professional actors at Platform. The production aims to bridge the gap between education and the industry, nurturing the talent of Musical Theatre students and preparing them for future success.
The enchanting production of Rumpelstiltskin, suitable for ages five and over, will run from December 3 to December 23, with tickets priced from £6 to £10.50. For those interested in experiencing the magic of Rumpelstiltskin firsthand, tickets are now available for purchase on the Platform website. Don’t miss out on this fantastical journey filled with talent, enthusiasm, and the spirit of Christmas!
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