IT'S ALWAYS SOMETHING Opens at The Sony Centre Tonight

Canada's Number One live Variety Show, "It's Always Something", presented by The Keg Steakhouse + Bar, an evening of comedy, music and dance in support of Gilda's Club Greater Toronto, brings its 12th annual spectacular to The Sony Centre for The Performing Arts tonight, November 16th.

Canada's legendary award-winning comedian Ron James will host another all-star cast of comedians, musicians and dancers. All are donating their talents to Gilda's Club Greater Toronto, a cancer care centre providing free social and emotional support programs for kids, teens and adults, helping them, and their families, live with a cancer diagnosis.

Joining Ron are the masters of improvisational comedy, Gemini award winner Colin Mochrie, and his partner from the critically acclaimed "Whose Line Is It Anyway?", Brad Sherwood. Also gracing Sony Centre's stage will be eclectic electric violinist Dr. Eugene Draw, making his "It's Always Something" debut, and one of Canada's hottest young rising singer-songwriters, Jessica Mitchell. Anchoring the show for a 12th straight year is house band 'The Dexters', comprised of some of the best musicians in Toronto, under the direction of Lou Pomanti. As is its tradition, more surprises and talent are always guaranteed to be announced as the show date nears, making "It's Always Something" one of the must-attend entertainment events of the year.

All proceeds from "It's Always Something" go to support Gilda's Club Greater Toronto, named after famed Saturday Night Live comedian Gilda Radner. Over its 11 years, the show has netted more than four million dollars back to Gilda's Club to fulfill Gilda's wish that "no one should have to face cancer alone."

Tickets for this always sold out evening are available by calling The Sony Centre box office at 1-855-872-7669 (SONY), or by visiting www.sonycentre.ca. More information is available at the show's website at www.itsalwayssomething.com. Information about Gilda's Club Greater Toronto can be found at www.gildasclubtoronto.org.

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