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Sometime Never

by Norah Harding

Sometime, Never, picks up from where Norah Harding's previous play This Year, Next Year leaves off. Norah marries her Canadian solder and goes to live in Canada. But life in Canada, and living with in-laws is not rosy and she returns to England, at Christmas time a few years later. Ben misses her and eventually follows her to England, where we also catch-up with events in her sister's and mother's life after the war.

"The script is warm and witty, the characters as vivid as a summer sky. There is less a sense of watching players on the stage , than there is of being another person at the party. There is much to like about Harding, her story, her family. If these people do not delight you, I cannot imagine why."
—The Citizen

"I can say unequivocally that this one is a gem – not a big splashy jewel, but a gem of value, possessing a warm inner glow." —The Listowel Banner

"we get to know and we come to care deeply for [the characters]. we want thing to work out for them, we want them to live happily ever after despite the trials, tribulations and setbacks. We laugh with the Hardings (and there is a great deal of laughter in Sometime, Never) and we weep with the Hardings because they are good, honest, decent people." —The Record

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