Eric D'Alessandro is heading out on a North American tour this fall. A man of incredible talents and relatable comedy, D'Alessandro is not only a comedian, he is also an animator, actor, and podcaster. He currently co-hosts the Dress Down Day podcast with his partner Leanna Kostalos. He made a name for himself in the early days of YouTube with celebrity impressions, hilarious sketches, and comical song covers. The Italian-American comic grew up in Staten Island, the largest Italian neighborhood in New York, and is particularly well-adored for his imitations of the local women that he grew up with. His shows are likely to sell out quickly, so get your tickets now!

Jordan Klepper, a comedian and former member of The Second City and Upright Citizens Brigade, is going on tour! His stint as a correspondent on The Daily Show spanned from 2014 to 2017, and he made a triumphant return to the show in December 2019. Now, he's embarking on a headline tour titled "Suffering Fools", with stops in cities like Chicago, Newark, St. Louis, and many more. Grab tickets to see him in person while you can!

Perhaps best known as the funnyman without a script (thanks to 14 seasons of smash hit US improv show Whose Line Is It Anyway With Drew Carey), Colin Mochrie's fearless humor and rapid-fire talents have paved the way for a long-lasting career as a standup, actor and best-selling author. Don't miss his scriptless genius and quick wits on his latest tour of North America.

Scottish-born Tony Award-winning Broadway thespian and star of the large and small screen, the immensely talented Alan Cumming brings you wisdom and youth on his 'Not Acting His Age' tour. Cumming's will be discussing all things sex, death and bacchanalia as he covers the topic of aging along with gravity, the quality of life and the time he got punched in the stomach.

Man of a thousand voices and all round comic whirlwind Jim Breuer is heading out on tour once again. While he's a cult icon for his role in stoner comedy Half Baked with Dave Chappelle, Breuer has made a conscious decision to shift his stand-up in a family friendly direction in recent years because "it's much more challenging".