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The Wilbur
Improv with my Friends from Work with Cast & Writers from SNL, June 5th
Ceara Jane O’Sullivan (SNL writer) hosts this long-form improv show with cast and writers from Saturday Night Live, featuring rejected sketches, improvised scenes, stand-up, and a little on-stage chaos. The lineup includes Jimmy Fowlie (SNL), Ben Marshall (Please Don’t Destroy, SNL), Carl Tart (SNL), Chloe Troast (former SNL cast member), and Asha Ward (SNL writer). Expect a loose, unpredictable night with a mix of sketch, improv, and stand-up. Lineup subject to change.
Born in Oakland, California, Lebanese-Palestinian-Syrian-Italian-American comedian Sammy Obeid is best known for completing a world-record 1,001 consecutive days of stand-up comedy from 2010–2013. During the streak, he appeared on Conan, America’s Got Talent (advancing to the Las Vegas round), and became the first comedian to perform on The Food Network’s Throwdown with Bobby Flay. His run drew major press from TIME, The New York Times, LA Weekly, and LA Mag, which praised his “sheer force of will” and clever, wordplay-driven comedy. He capped the streak with his debut album Get Funny or Die Trying, named one of iTunes’ Best Comedy Albums of 2013, and is the founder of KO Comedy.
Foy Vance: The Wake World Tour, May 1st, 2027
The Wake, Foy Vance’s seventh album, completes a decades-long journey shaped by loss, soul-searching, and hard-won clarity. After a transcendent onstage moment in 1999, Vance learned his father had passed away that same night, inspiring a seven-album arc honoring his influence and legacy. Produced by Ethan Johns (Paul McCartney, Ray LaMontagne), the album blends folk, soul, and Southern blues with Vance’s gritty, deeply emotional vocals. The Wake is his most distilled and illuminating work yet, finding defiant joy and grace in songs about love, loss, time, and the human spirit.
Chevalier Theatre
As The Beach Boys mark more than half a century of music, the iconic band continues to bring their legendary “Sounds of Summer” tour to fans around the world. Since Mike Love penned the lyrics to their first hit “Surfin’” in 1961, The Beach Boys have created timeless anthems like “California Girls,” “Good Vibrations,” “Wouldn’t It Be Nice,” and “Kokomo,” becoming synonymous with the California sound. With over 100 million records sold, more than 33 RIAA Gold and Platinum awards, and honors including Rock & Roll Hall of Fame and a Grammy Lifetime Achievement Award, their impact on American music is unmatched. Led by Mike Love alongside musical director Brian Eichenberger and the current touring lineup, The Beach Boys continue their legacy in 2026 while celebrating the 60th anniversary of Pet Sounds.
Bruce Cockburn with special guest Livingston Taylor, October 23rd
Bruce Cockburn is one of Canada’s most revered artists, known for a career shaped by politics, spirituality, and musical exploration across folk, jazz, rock, and worldbeat. With more than 400 songs across 35 albums and over nine million records sold, his work has earned 13 JUNO Awards and inductions into both the Canadian Music Hall of Fame and Canadian Songwriters Hall of Fame. A deeply respected activist, Cockburn has supported causes including Indigenous rights, landmine eradication, the environment, and global humanitarian efforts with organizations like Oxfam and Amnesty International. Celebrating over 50 years as a recording artist, his evolving artistry continues to resonate, growing richer with time.