Tourism Minister Martyn Quayle says it will be business as usual at the Gaiety Theatre next summer.
In Tynwald last week, he faced questions from Eddie Lowey, MLC, about why there had been no summer show at the Douglas venue this summer.
Mr Quayle says it's nothing to do with a lack of money, or departmental policy, simply that a show was cancelled because the organisers wanted a two-week run.
However, there will be a summer production next year:
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