Now were Kranking up a new generation! - Glasgow Evening Times

Now were Kranking up a new generation!

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Sarah Swain

The Krankies enjoyed their Glasgow panto comeback so much that they are back for more, entertaining kids with the same routines their parents first laughed at...

They might have been treading the boards for more than 40 years, but last December marked a milestone for The Krankies.

It was the first time the duo had returned to the Glasgow stage since Janettes 2004 accident which left her with a fractured skull after falling from a 20ft beanstalk while performing at The Pavilion.


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