Isle of Man to Feature on Culture Show

Wednesday, 2 December 2009 00:00

The Isle of Man is yet again to feature on prime time television tomorrow this time on the popular BBC 2 programme the Culture Show.

It will be profiling the new film ‘Me and Orson Welles’ which of course shot the majority of its scenes in the Gaiety Theatre.

There will be exclusive interviews with the director and stars, and footage from the reception before the recent premiere.

It’s hoped that the feature will be a good advert for the Island showing it as a worthy location for future films.

The show will begin at 7pm.

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