Killers of Kill Tony: A Night of Comedy Carnage in Charleston!

Township Auditorium

Tom Segura brings his 'Come Together' tour to Columbia's Township Auditorium. A celebrated comedian, podcaster, and actor, Segura is known for his Netflix specials like 'Ball Hog,' 'Disgraceful,' and 'Completely Normal.' His insightful and often self-deprecating humor has earned him a massive following. Township Auditorium, a landmark in Columbia, South Carolina, boasts a capacity of around 3,000, offering an intimate setting for Segura's performance. Columbia, nestled in the heart of South Carolina, is known for its vibrant arts scene and historical landmarks, making it a fitting backdrop for an evening of comedy this December. Expect an evening filled with sharp wit and observational humor.

Savannah Civic Center - J

Legends Of Laughter: Prepare for an uproarious evening as Legends Of Laughter graces the stage at the Savannah Civic Center - Johnny Mercer Theatre. This comedy event promises a night overflowing with side-splitting humor, designed to have audiences roaring with laughter and quite possibly rolling in the aisles. The Savannah Civic Center’s Johnny Mercer Theatre stands as the perfect venue for this comedic showcase, boasting comfortable seating arrangements and superior acoustics that guarantee an optimal and enjoyable experience for every attendee. The Savannah Civic Center's Johnny Mercer Theatre, renowned for its rich history of hosting celebrated performers, features a state-of-the-art stage and lighting system, further enhancing the overall experience. The venue creates an exceptional and vibrant atmosphere that is conducive to a truly memorable night filled with laughter and joy. Moreover, a selection of food and beverages will be readily available to complement the evening and cater to your refreshment needs.

The Riviera Theater

Lucas Zelnick: Lucas Zelnick, a comedian celebrated for his comedic performances, is bringing his talent to The Riviera Theater in Charleston. The Riviera Theater, renowned for its detailed architecture and exceptional acoustics, serves as an ideal venue for live shows. The theater's spacious layout is particularly well-suited for comedy, ensuring clear sightlines and optimal sound quality for every attendee. Its thoughtful design, which prioritizes both comfort and audience engagement, promises to make each performance a truly memorable experience. Zelnick's show promises an evening filled with sharp wit and clever observations. Audience members can anticipate a delightful mixture of relatable humor and astute commentary, all delivered in a friendly and inviting atmosphere that encourages everyone to relax, unwind, and enjoy the comedic material.

The Charleston Music Hall

Pete Correale: As I Was Saying. The Charleston Music Hall welcomes Pete Correale's 'As I Was Saying' comedy show. Those who appreciate stand-up are invited to an evening showcasing the seasoned comedian's observational wit and engaging narratives. Pete Correale has cultivated a following with his approachable humor centered on the quirks of daily living. His comedic material is derived from his personal interactions with his family, his friends, and the often-bizarre situations he finds himself in. The Charleston Music Hall, a cornerstone of Charleston's cultural landscape, offers a compelling and unique environment for live comedy. Located in a beautifully restored train depot dating back to 1886, the venue seamlessly blends historical allure with contemporary features. Its carefully designed acoustics and stage layout provide an optimal viewing and listening experience for all attendees. For pre- or post-show dining, attendees will discover a wide array of restaurants in close proximity to the venue, highlighting Charleston's diverse culinary scene. There are no specific dress code requirements; attendees are encouraged to dress in a manner that reflects their personal taste and ensures their comfort.