The long winter months become a bit more bearable when indoor activities help pass the time. While coronavirus regulations and protocols remain in force, public gatherings in theaters and other venues are becoming more popular as people feel safer going there than they did this time last year.
This year, Philadelphia residents are gearing up for numerous shows, including some sterling comedy coming the city’s way. Here is a taste of what to expect:
Parx Casino Xcite Center
Popular Pennsylvania online casino and sports betting operator, Parx is hosting a few well-known comedians over the next few months. J.B. Smoove best known for his role as Leon in Curb Your Enthusiasm, is also a versatile writer, actor and comedian who will bring his unique talents to the stage in November 2021.
Kathleen Madison, a previous American Comedy Award for Best Female Comedian winner, will grace the Xcite Center’s stage on December 11, 2021. Before that, on December 4, 2021, Howie Mandel fans can expect another of the comedian’s hilarious shows at the venue.
The Met Philadelphia
Famous comedian Jim Jeffries will grace the Philadelphia Met’s stage on December 3, 2021. This Australian has taken the American comedy scene by storm with his blunt and unforgiving style. Fans should pack for a trip to Philly to take in his show.
Brett Kreischer has a performance lined up for December 31, 2021, which is an ideal way to enjoy New Year’s Eve. Described by Rolling Stone Magazine as a one-man comedy tornado, Kreischer is bound to deliver plenty of laughs as 2022 nears.
The Keswick Theater
Come January 21, 2022, comedy fans should prepare themselves for a night of hilarity with Canadian comedian Colin Mochrie. Best known for his performances on Whose Line is it Anyway with Drew Carey, Wayne Brady, and Ryan Stiles, Mochrie brings fearless humor and terrific improv skills to the stage.
February 20, 2022, sees Trey Kennedy will perform for his dedicated fanbase. He is best known for the viral comedy sets produced in his home over the last seven years that took several social media platforms by storm.
Liacouras Center
Comedian Mike Epps, a veteran of comedy shows on Netflix, brings his unique brand of comedy to the stage on January 15, 2022. This comedic genius from Indiana is a star of previous Def Comedy Jam tours and calls it as he sees it, much to the delight of fans.
Academy of Music
Comedy-lovers can catch Hasan Minhaj on the stage on February 4 and 5, 2022. Minhaj is a former Daily Show correspondent with a unique wit and insight into current affairs. He picks apart American culture, race relations, and politics with unflinching flair, making him a fan favorite.
