A new initiative will see nearly 300 tickets for this year's pantomime given to local families and children in need.
The 'Tin Man's Tickets' aim to help those who have experienced financial or personal difficulties to enjoy 'The Wizard of Oz' later this month.
It's been set up between VillaGaiety and the Isle of Man Arts Development Team, who partnered with the Children's Centre.
The charity will distribute 275 tickets to children and families they've identified as most in need.
The cost of the tickets will be covered by the Isle of Man Arts Council.
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