Reno stage hosts talented performance artist
A star who rose to incredible heights after starting at a young age is traveling to Reno in late February for a tour stop.
Jeff Dunham is a ventriloquist who has played to full audiences in venues that also hosted artists like Metallica and Taylor Swift. Traveling with a trunk full of ventriloquist dummies, he has worked in television, at comedy clubs, and in movies. Some critics have compared Dunham to the late Don Rickles, but note that he has his own twist. His most iconic pal is his old man character named Walter, but he has plenty of other friends who make appearances throughout his shows. Since the pandemic, Dunham has not been able to tour as much, but he and his fellow cast of characters are ready to hit the road again.
Tickets for the Still Not Canceled Tour are available via Ticketmaster. For this show, at the point of writing, all the prices are the same, set at $56. The comedy show’s venue is the Reno Events Center. Like musicians, comedians will frequently craft merchandise incorporating their logo design to sell to the crowds at their performances.
The event is scheduled to kick off at 3:00pm on Saturday, February 24. The venue notes that children are allowed to attend, but recommends that they are at least six years old.
Jeff Dunham is a ventriloquist who has played to full audiences in venues that also hosted artists like Metallica and Taylor Swift. Traveling with a trunk full of ventriloquist dummies, he has worked in television, at comedy clubs, and in movies. Some critics have compared Dunham to the late Don Rickles, but note that he has his own twist. His most iconic pal is his old man character named Walter, but he has plenty of other friends who make appearances throughout his shows. Since the pandemic, Dunham has not been able to tour as much, but he and his fellow cast of characters are ready to hit the road again.
Tickets for the Still Not Canceled Tour are available via Ticketmaster. For this show, at the point of writing, all the prices are the same, set at $56. The comedy show’s venue is the Reno Events Center. Like musicians, comedians will frequently craft merchandise incorporating their logo design to sell to the crowds at their performances.
The event is scheduled to kick off at 3:00pm on Saturday, February 24. The venue notes that children are allowed to attend, but recommends that they are at least six years old.