Whenever Ryan Hamilton comes back to his “comedy home” of Boston, it surely feels like a deeply rooted homecoming. Those vibes are still very much intact, and we’ll be able to feel them once again later this fall.
As announced earlier this week, the longtime stand-up comedian is going to be making his way back to The Wilbur on November 23. While we haven’t seen him in front of a camera in quite some time, aside from his 2017 Netflix special Happy Face and two separate visits to The Tonight Show starring Jimmy Fallon between 2019 and 2023, Hamilton has continued to work clubs and theaters all over the country.
The Pod Save America crew is making their way to The Wilbur, as well, as part of their Democracy Or Else tour on June 28. Host Jon Lovett will be pulling double duty, as he will also bring a late-night live edition of Lovett Or Leave It to The Wilbur later that same night.
Morgan Jay, who has blossomed into a viral star throughout his social media platforms as a result of his catchy and well-crafted musical comedy, will be returning to Boston for his first show at The Wilbur on December 13. The New Jersey native has made quite a splash in the city over the years with a number of club shows, as well as a trip to the final round of the Boston Comedy Festival stand-up contest in 2018. Most recently, he released a full-length comedy special on YouTube, Live at The Village, in 2023.
Over in Somerville, Cristela Alonzo will be setting up shop at the Armory on November 14. Over the years, the Texas native has delivered her comedy in a variety of ways, most notably in her eponymous ABC series Cristela, which ran for 22 episodes on the network, as well as her most recent stand-up special Middle Classy, which premiered on Netflix in 2022.
Tickets to these shows can be accessed starting today (March 13) at 10 a.m. ET via The Regulars pre-sale, and by using the code VANYA during the general venue pre-sale starting Thursday (March 14) at 10 a.m. ET. General public on-sale starts on Friday (March 15) at 10 a.m. ET.