Become one with Tom Jackson when he shares an inside glimpse at his life in Stories, Songs and TomFoolery tonight at The Port Theatre. The storytelling begins at 7:30 pm.
Stories, Songs and TomFoolery embodies the entire scope and essence of one of the most recognized Canadians. The show is packed full of music, humor, and anecdotes from the road and his life experiences, and at a time when less is more, its simplicity is its appeal.
Jackson is a multi-talented performer: actor, recording artist, stage performer and humanitarian. He is also one of the few Canadian entertainers, along with such other notables as Bryan Adams and Ann Murray, to be granted the Order of sa国际传媒 by the Governor General in recognition of his outstanding achievements.
Jackson is probably best known though for his role as Chief Peter Kenidi on North of 60. He is quick to point out that music is his first love. After being handed a guitar at age 10, Jackson has rarely been seen without a six-stringed instrument by his side.
Tickets are available by calling 754-8550 or dropping by 125 Front St. For more information visit www.porttheatre.com or www.tomali.com