Robin Williams, celebrated comic, has found his “Weapons of Mass Destruction” tour so popular that he has decided to extend it for extra shows. The comedy genius of Oscar winning Williams is well known and has often centered on political events, such as his wonderful portrayal of Adrian Cronauer in “Good Morning Vietnam”.
No one who has ever seen Robin Williams, in drama or comedy has come away without becoming an avid fan of his work.
Briefly studying political science before deciding on a career in comedy and acting, Williams is well known for his hilarious off beat humor and his amusing commentary on political incidence.
Williams show, taking in 35 cities, became so incredibly popular with the masses that he has decided to add another twenty shows to the tour, most of which will take place early next year.
The next two months will see the comedic stylings of Williams in Toronto, Vancouver, Boston, Seattle and Portland Oregon, where tickets are still available for the show.
Treat yourself or your family to the hilarious antics of Robin Williams for Christmas.
From Alaska to Texas, you’re not going to find anyone who hasn’t heard of the Nutcracker, one of the most amazing and timeless Christmas stories that has been around for eons.
Based on a book written by ETA Hoffman,The Nutcracker and the Mouse King, the music was not just written by Tchaichovsky, but actually commissioned expressly for this spectacle.
The very first showing of the Nutcracker took place in a theater in Russia in 1892, and it hasn’t slowed down since.
The first American Nutcracker was performed by the San Francisco Ballet, and the show has since then become an annual Holiday tradition.
Accompanied by the awe-inspiring scores of Tchaikovsky, the Nutcracker has been filling the dreams of children and adults since its inception so many years ago.
Give the gift of classical music and graceful ballet and a timeless story of Christmas to your family, or to yourself, this holiday season by making it a point to see the Nutcracker when it travels through your area.
The Nutcracker tour will be visiting places from Anchorage Alaska to Buffalo New York to Columbus Ohio.
From Boston to Houston, everyone will have a chance to see the Nutcracker this holiday season with no less than 100 cities on the schedule for this holiday treat.
Nobody was laughing at comedian Katt Williams this week after he was arrested on weapons charges in midtown Manhattan. Police say they pulled him over for driving a car without license plates.
The 35-year-old performer was released on bail Thursday just in time to make it for his show at Carnegie Hall. He told the audience that he “just got out of jail.”
Police say a handgun (or two or three according to police) was found in Williams’ car after he was stopped for the alleged traffic violation. Illegal handgun and no license for the car. It remains to be seen whether that merits a slap on the wrist – or a stern look – from the judge?
Last month, Williams did not show up for his gig as host of the BET awards, and the comic also didn’t make it to appear on “Late Night With Conan O’Brien”.. Fame does change folks, doesn’t it..
Comedian Robin Williams’ 35-city solo show “Weapons of Self-Destruction” has been so popular that the celebrated comedian has decided to make 20 additional shows early next year.
During November and December, Williams will unleash his weapons on Boston, Portland, Seattle, Toronto and Vancouver. Tickets to these shows are still available at TicketCenter.com!
The Radio City National Christmas Tour features the Rockettes with their signature high stepping, high kicking, show stopping precision dance moves and excitement that will entertain even the most easily bored family member.
These folks have thrilled the masses for over 75 years, and been viewed by more than 60 million people in that time span.
The holidays are coming faster than you think. With just 7 weeks to go til Christmas, it’s suggested you grab your tickets now, and check out the Rockettes for the holidays.
