Wanda Sykes tour 2022: How can I buy tickets?
WANDA Sykes is an American stand-up comedian, actress, and writer who first rose to fame for her work on The Chris Rock Show.
In 2022, Sykes is hitting the road, and now fans want to know where they can buy tickets for her upcoming tour.
Wanda Sykes tour 2022: How can I buy tickets?
Tickets for Sykes’ tour are on sale now and start at $45 plus taxes and fees.
The tickets can be purchased online through her official website or through Ticketmaster.
At this time, it remains unclear if she will offer VIP packages or meet and greet options.
Where is Wanda Sykes performing?
Starting in April 2022, Skyes will be performing at several locations across the United States.
Her tour stops include:
- April 22-23 at San Jose Improv (San Jose, CA)
- April 30 at Orpheum Theatre (Los Angeles, CA)
- May 15 at Walt Disney Theater (Orlando, FL)
- May 13 at Duke Energy Center for the Arts (St. Petersburg, FL)
- June 3 at Foxwoods Resort & Casino (Mashantucket, CT)
- June 4 at Chevalier Theatre (Medford, MA)
- June 10 at Keswick Theatre (Glenside, PA)
- June 11 at Mayo Performing Arts Center (Morristown, NJ)
- June 17 at Hard Rock Casino Norther Indiana (Gary, IN)
- June 18 at Music Hall Center for The Performing Arts (Detroit, MI)
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What did Wanda Sykes say about Chris Rock?
Comedian Chris Rock made headlines following the 2022 Oscar Awards after he was slapped on stage by Will Smith.
The altercation came after he made a joke about Smith’s wife’s medical condition and the internet has since been filled with a number of comments, some in support of Rock while others in support of Smith.
Sykes served as one of the show’s hosts and was among the many celebrities to confront Rock about the situation.
According to Page Six, Sykes was his “wingman” and offered support following the altercation.
“Chris was very calm, there was a lot of love for him at that party,” a source told the media outlet.
“Wanda Sykes was his wingman for the night. He was sitting at Guy’s [Oseary] dining table, and people lined up to console him and offer support.”
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Smith has since issued an apology to both The Academy and to Rock in an Instagram post.
Sykes’ relationship with Rock dates back to the 1990s when she served as a writer for his former talk show, The Chris Rock Show, which ended in 2000.
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