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UPCOMING AT THE PAL STUDIO THEATRE

Western Gold Theatre presents Keith Alessi in
Tomatoes Tried to Kill Me
But Banjos Saved My Life
A fundraiser for Western Gold Theatre and West End Senior’ Network
June 11-14
An Award Winning, Internationally Toured, Inspirational True Story
Tomatoes Tried to Kill Me But Banjos Saved My Life is more than a show—it’s a movement. Created by Keith Alessi and directed by Erika Conway, it tells the true story of how a life-threatening cancer diagnosis led Keith, a well-known CEO, to leave the corporate world and embrace his long-deferred passion for the banjo. He ultimately found physical and emotional healing in a circle of musicians, and this shows tells that story.
While his journey to the stage may have been an improbable one, Keith’s has performed his show at Fringe Festivals and other professional venues, and his story of perseverance and survival continues to resonate and inspire audiences. Peppered with humour, Keith’s deeply moving journey celebrates resilience, music, the importance of giving back, the power of following your dreams – and never giving up.
This award-winning production has continued to inspire and empower audiences around the world with its message and philanthropy.
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