Three weeks to go until amateur premiere hits the Isle of Man
There's three weeks to go until a British Isles amateur premiere hits the Isle of Man, and theatre bosses have had to make extra seats available at the Gaiety Theatre.
They've opened the amphitheatre on four nights ahead of Taylorian Productions' staging of The Phantom of the Opera next month.
Demand for tickets has been high since the box office opened in February and producer Matt James says it promises to be spectacular in every sense of the word:
"It's just not sustainable to continue"
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