Letterkenny is hitting the road

The cast of Canada's pride and joy is reuniting for a month of live shows replete with never-before-seen sketches.

Letterkenny is hitting the road

Pitter patter, let’s get at ‘er. Letterkenny is returning for a month of live shows next year, reuniting the cast on stages across North America for an original production and never-before-seen sketches and material. The Canadian sitcom, created by Jared Keeso and directed by Heated Rivalry creator Jacob Tierney, wrapped its 12-season run in 2023. The series lives on in the spin-off Shoresy, also created by and starring Keeso as the titular hockey player. Keeso will be joined by the show’s Hicks, Skids, Jocks, and Natives, including Nathan Dales, Michelle Mylett, K. Trevor Wilson, Dylan Playfair, Andrew Herr, Tyler Johnston, Evan Stern, and Mark Forward. Here are the dates: 

February 4: Toronto, ON, The Theatre at Great Canadian 

February 5: Rama, ON, Casino Rama 

February 6: Detroit, MI, Fox Theatre

February 8: St. Louis, MO, The Fabulous Fox Theatre 

February 9: Milwaukee, WI, Miller High Life Theatre 

February 11: Philadelphia, PA, The Liacouras Center 

February 12: Boston, MA, Agganis Arena 

February 13: New York, NY, Infosys Theater at Madison Square Garden 

February 15: Nashville, TN, Opry House 

February 16: Atlanta, GA, Fox Theatre 

February 19: Rosemont, IL, Rosemont Theatre 

February 20: St. Paul, MN, Roy Wilkins Auditorium 

February 23: Denver, CO, Bellco Theatre 

February 25: Los Angeles, CA, YouTube Theater 

February 26: Las Vegas, NV, PH Live at Planet Hollywood 

March 2: Vancouver, BC, Orpheum 

March 3: Portland, OR, Theater of the Clouds 

March 4: Seattle, WA, WAMU Theater

This isn’t the first time Letterkenny has taken the show to the people. In 2022, the Letterkenny Live tour delighted fans with new sketches, video segments considered “too hot for TV,” and the cast performing stand-up. Entertainment Weekly wrote, “At Letterkenny Live, you’ll get Letterkenny, live: its tightly scripted dialogue, its delightfully dirty humor, its eminently quotable catchphrases, and its amiable cast of characters, minus some secondary players who likely couldn’t commit to a 35-city tour. And judging from the packed house’s raucous reaction in Los Angeles on Thursday, that’s more than good enough for fans.”

For ticket information, visit letterkennylive.com.

 
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