Local children's theatre company 'Hello Little People' are back again this Christmas for their fourth pantomime in as many years.
They'll be staging a unique version of Dick Whittington at the Port St Mary Town Hall, from today, running until December 30th.
As is often the way with their productions there is a heavy Isle of Man influence in the storyline, with Dick Whittington set to be joined by his Manx cat this time round.
We spoke to Hello Little People's Chloe and Michelle to find out how difficult it is taking these well known fairy tales and giving them a local angle:
For more information you can head over to www.hellolittlepeople.com
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