Poet's performance could be his last stage appearance
Local poet Pullyman has hinted that Friday night's headline show in Douglas may be his last.
The one-off 'Pullyman & Friends' revue features a raft of local entertainment and music stars, in aid of Manx Parkinsons and Alzheimers charities.
Pullyman, real name Michael Cowin, has been writing his unique brand of poetry for five years.
But he says he may be ready to end his stint on the stage:
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