Once In A Lifetime Sometimes Never, comes with a lot of BANG. Alan Williams arrives in Toronto in the 70's as an immigrant actor. Over two decades his story unfolds like Ulysses going up the theatrical river. Camus is strapped to the mast of the boat. Alan's nuance and wit captures the inescapable magic of theatre and storytelling. It's an enthralling diary of cinematic details. You feel like the story is happening to you. You somehow become the narrator. This show is a master at work. Toronto has never been so keenly and lovingly observed by an U.K. outsider. After you see this show - you will love your home city more than you thought possible.
September 19 - 22nd and 26 - 29th At 10 Busy Street
Part 1: “Once In A Lifetime Sometimes Never" - THursdays
Part 2: “Can’t Get There From Mystery Lake” - Fridays
Part 3: “A Quiet Time On Busy Street” - Saturdays
All Three Parts on Sundays
