There’s good news and bad for South Florida fans of Adam Sandler.
The veteran comedian is about to launch a tour. Sadly for South Floridians, he isn’t coming anywhere near here.
Sandler begins 25-show tour next month in Vancouver. The closest he’ll come to Florida is a mid-November date in Memphis. There is also a stop in New York, which might make for a great reason to visit friends up there. Sandler spends plenty of time in South Florida. Maybe more dates will be added.
In the meantime, the Stand-Up Spotlight also offers a breakdown of why Sandler’s jokes are so relatable. In addition, there’s a list of comedians who became dramatic actors, and a Q&A with Sal Vulcano.
Keep the funny rolling.
STAND-UP SPOTLIGHT – September 14, 2023
Adam Sandler embarks on 25-city I Missed You stand up comedy tour
Adam Sandler is hitting the road again with a new stand-up comedy tour that kicks off next month.
LiveNation announced on Wednesday that the 57-year-old comedian will embark on his I Missed You Tour, a 25-city tour spanning several North American cities.
Tickets will go on sale Friday at 10 AM local time at LiveNation.com, with Sandler sharing a trailer for the tour on social media.
Adam Sandler’s secret to success: How he keeps us laughing after all these years
Adam Sandler, who is a big name in stand-up comedy shows has always enthralled his audience with his unique sense of humour . Sandler is one of the most popular and successful comedians of all time, and he has also inspired generations of comedians to perform on the stage.
Apart from comedy, Sandler is also a renowned Hollywood actor and has starred in more than 50 movies. The comedian-cum-actor has won several awards for his outstanding performance and was even nominated for the Academy Awards for the Best Actor category.
From Delivering Punchlines to Packing a Punch in Serious Roles: Comedians Who Emerged as Actors
Stand-up comedy opens the doors for witty content creators, who can secure their own specials and tours that catapult them to millionaire status and pave the way for stardom. Many A-list Hollywood actors and blockbuster draws have their roots in stand-up, sketch, or improvisational comedy, leading to incredible career trajectories.
‘Impractical Jokers’ star Sal Vulcano has a big question about UDF, discusses Cincy show
Many TV fans can’t hear Sal Vulcano’s name without thinking of Joe Gatto, James Murray and Brian Quinn.
Together, those four have dominated network television for over a decade with their show “Impractical Jokers.” (Gatto has since left the show. However, he has nine seasons worth of re-runs still airing in homes daily.) But while the series has been Vulcano’s ticket to fame, he has still had a successful comedy career outside of it.
