First company to be given rights outside Broadway and West End
The Broadway and West End hit 'School of Rock' is to head to the Isle of Man next summer.
Taylorian Productions has announced it's been given the rights to produce the musical at the Gaiety Theatre.
It is the first company outside of the London's West End and New York's Broadway to be given such permission.
The show is based on the film starring Jack Black, and is accompanied by an Andrew Lloyd Webber score.
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