Sebastian Maniscalco is adding a second standup comedy show in Syracuse amid high demand for his "Nobody Does This" tour dates.
Maniscalco will perform at the Landmark Theatre on Friday, Jan. 28, 2022, at 7 p.m., in addition to a previously announced show at the Landmark on Saturday, Jan. 29, 2022, at 7 p.m.
Tickets for both shows are on sale now through Ticketmaster. Saturday's show is nearly sold out hours after going on sale to the public this morning, according to Ticketmaster's website. Tickets for Friday are available starting at $49.75, plus fees.
Maniscalco last performed in Syracuse in 2019, and demand was so high that he added two additional shows. His upcoming tour dates also include previously announced stops in Buffalo on Dec. 3, Rochester on Dec. 4 and Albany on Dec. 31.
The comedian, actor and best-selling author has been dubbed "one of the funniest comedians working stand-up today" by Esquire magazine and "the comedian's comedian" by People magazine. He won Billboard's inaugural Comedian of the Year award in 2018 and stars in the new Food Network series "Well Done with Sebastian Maniscalco Net Worth."
Maniscalco has released four standup specials on Comedy Central, three on Showtime, and "Stay Hungry" on Netflix. He also acted in "Green Book" and "The Irishman"; appeared on "The Tonight Show," "The Late Show," "Conan" and Jerry Seinfeld's "Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee"; and will play himself in the upcoming "About My Father" co-starring Robert De Niro.
Covid-19 protocols at the Landmark Theatre currently require masks at all times in theater, unless actively eating or drinking. Guests 12 and older are also required to provide evidence they are fully vaccinated or test negative for Covid 24-72 hours prior to entry.
Let's face it: in our increasingly tepid, polite and politically correct culture we need more people like Sebastian Maniscalco. Forever able to seize the moment, never failing to speak his mind, always telling it like it is, this is one man who isn't afraid to put it all out there. Yes, the Chicago-area born, Italian-immigrant-raised comedian behind wildly successful network specials including last year's "Sebastian Maniscalco: Why Would You Do That?," "What's Wrong With People?," and "Aren't You Embarrassed?" is that little voice within all our heads. The one we are too timid to unleash. Maniscalco is bearing the burden of our bizarre and head-scratching modern-day world. You can thank him later.
Make no mistake: Maniscalco's is a meticulous, hard-won comedic point of view.
Distinguished by the New York Times as having his "own kind of panache," Maniscalco is a success story resulting from years of hard work and a keen self-awareness of innate talent. A natural born-storyteller, one constantly regaling his family with madcap tales at the dinner table, Maniscalco moved to Los Angeles in 1998 and began pounding the pavement on his comedic quest. The tireless worker first made his name at the city's famed Comedy Store where he performed at every opportunity -- even if that meant rushing over to the club on a break from his waiter job at the Four Seasons Hotel in Beverly Hills.
It's quite the understatement: Maniscalco now sits as one of the premier standup comedians. And a multi-faceted one at that: following a massive standup tour of theaters last year, the coming months are monumental ones for the 2016 Just for Laughs Stand Up Comedian of the Year. In addition to starring in his own wildly popular SiriusXM program, "The Pete and Sebastian Show," Maniscalco will make several major motion picture appearances in the coming year. Notably, a voice-over role in the animated feature "Nut Job 2," premiering this year; a role in the New Line Feature comedy "The House" starring Will Ferrell and Amy Poehler (directed by Andrew Cohen); and a turn in the independent drama "Cruise" directed by Rob Siegel and produced by Jeremy Renner.
Still, for Maniscalco, the work continues.
15 Things to Do in Baltimore This Weekend: Christmas Village Opens, Mary J. Blige, Sebastian Maniscalco and more
In between making preparations for the Thanksgiving feast, there are plenty of chances to get an early jump on holiday festivities this weekend. Check out openings at the Christmas Village, the Made in Baltimore Holiday Pop-up Shop and a new tradition in Center Plaza. Elsewhere, there are live music options, and a two-night stand from comedian Sebastian Maniscalco. Check out the lineup:
Made in Baltimore Holiday Pop-up Grand Opening: 5-8 p.m. on Thurs., Nov. 18, at Remington Row. Local holiday shopping starts here. The Made in Baltimore shop is back with more than 50 brands, and celebrates the return with music and refreshments.
Mount Royal Soaps November Night Market: Friday, Nov. 19 at Mount Royal Soaps. Head to the corner of 28th and Huntingdon in Remington to check out eight makers, food from Snake Hill, Local Oyster and more. Plus, free beer and mead.
Dvořák Symphony No. 8: Nov. 19-20 at Meyerhoff Symphony Hall. Conductor Rune Bergmann leads the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra in a work by Hadyn for violin, cello, oboe, and bassoon, and Dvořák's tour through the Czech countryside.
The Polar Express Train Ride: 10 a.m.-9:30 p.m., Nov. 19-21, at B&O Railroad Museum. Experience an immersive performance of beloved holiday tale "The Polar Express." Families show up in pajamas, enter the story and get a sliver sleigh bell from Santa himself.
Christmas Village in Baltimore: Nov. 20-21 at West Shore Park. The German-inspired market opens up for the season at Inner Harbor. It's got a mix of indoor and outdoor spots to shop international gifts, as well as sample treats and drinks. Runs through Dec. 24.
Comedian Sebastian Maniscalco, rock band Chicago coming to Des Moines Civic Center
Des Moines Performing Arts announced two acts with roots in Chicagoland coming to Des Moines in mid-April of 2022 — comedian Sebastian Maniscalco and the rock band Chicago.
Maniscalco performs in Des Moines at 7 p.m. on April 14, 2022, at the Des Moines Civic Center, 221 Walnut St., as part of his ongoing "Nobody Does This" tour. Tickets for the show go on sale Friday at 10 a.m. and can be found through desmoinesperformingarts.org.
Maniscalco is an Illinois-born, Italian-American comedian who spent seven years trying to make a splash on the L.A. comedy scene while waiting tables at a Four Seasons Hotel. After touring with actor Vince Vaughn for "The Wild West Comedy Show: 30 Days and 30 Nights" Maniscalco's star began to rise.
In 2018, the comedian also published a set of comedic essays under the title "Stay Hungry," which shared its name with the Netflix special he released a year later. Maniscalco also hosts an ongoing Food Network show "Well Done with Sebastian Maniscalco," which kicked off its second season on Nov. 16.
Beyond television and stand-up, Maniscalco has also had minor roles in Oscar-nominated films such as "The Irishman" and "Green Book." He's once again working with Robert De Niro on the film, "About My Father," which is based loosely on Maniscalco's own life.
Maniscalco's appearance at the Des Moines Civic Center came in the same press release announcing that rock band Chicago is also set to play the Civic Center next year.
More:Controversial country star Morgan Wallen announces Des Moines tour date
Formed in the 1960s out of the city of its namesake, Chicago has gone on to be one of the most celebrated and long-running bands of the past half-century. In that time, the group produced hits such as "If You Leave Me Now," "Hard to Say I'm Sorry" and "Will You Still Love Me?" and was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2016.
Like Maniscalco's show, tickets for Chicago's 7:30 p.m. performance on April 16 also go on sale at 10 a.m. this Friday.
Candy Lane in Center Plaza: Opens Nov. 20. Head to the downtown gathering spot to check out giant ice cream cones, candy forests and food trucks with the kind of treats you can eat.
Mary J. Blige: 8 p.m. on Sat., Nov. 20, at Royal Farms Arena. The celebrated R&B singer with hits like "Family Affair" and "Real Love" was recently named among Super Bowl halftime show performers for 2022. She'll be in Baltimore this weekend.
Caleb Stine's Round the Mountain: 8 p.m. on Sat., Nov. 20, at Creative Alliance. Local singer-songwriters Laura Wortman, Letitia Van Zandt, Kagey Parish and Caleb Stine come together to perform original works and songs by the late songwriter Tony Rice.
Super City: 8 p.m. on Sat., Nov. 20, at Ottobar. The Baltimore band headlines an all-ages show at Ottobar. Oh He Dead and Cry Baby open.
Sebastian Maniscalco: Nobody Does This Tour: Nov. 20-21 at The Lyric. The stand-up comedian has sold out arenas. He'll be in Baltimore this weekend.
Jazzy Autumn Nights: 7-9 p.m. on Sat., Nov. 20, at The Jerk Garden. The (heated) outdoor event space at Terra Cafe hosts an evening of house and jazz fusion with Michele Bowman Music.
Winterfest Preview Party: 6-8 p.m. on Sat., Nov. 20, at Baltimore Clayworks. Get an early look at the holiday gifts at the Mount Washington ceramic art center. Enjoy wine, jazz and snacks while taking a look.
Bill Warfield & The Hell's Kitchen Funk Orchestra: 5 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 21, at Keystone Korner. The New York City-based group brings its brand of genre-defying music to the Harbor East jazz club. Expect tunes by greats like James Brown, Smokey Robinson and Herbie Hancock.
Famoro Dioubaté Band: 9:30 p.m. at An Die Musik Live! Dioubaté, who is from Guinea, is a master of the Balafon, which is a wooden xylophone. He's joined by five-member band featuring a special lineup.
Dreamgirls: A Musical Sensation: Through Dec. 12 at Baltimore Centerstage. Baltimore theatre company ArtsCentric stages the musical chronicling show business and R&B of the 1960s.
Maniscalco will perform at the Landmark Theatre on Friday, Jan. 28, 2022, at 7 p.m., in addition to a previously announced show at the Landmark on Saturday, Jan. 29, 2022, at 7 p.m.
Tickets for both shows are on sale now through Ticketmaster. Saturday's show is nearly sold out hours after going on sale to the public this morning, according to Ticketmaster's website. Tickets for Friday are available starting at $49.75, plus fees.
Maniscalco last performed in Syracuse in 2019, and demand was so high that he added two additional shows. His upcoming tour dates also include previously announced stops in Buffalo on Dec. 3, Rochester on Dec. 4 and Albany on Dec. 31.
The comedian, actor and best-selling author has been dubbed "one of the funniest comedians working stand-up today" by Esquire magazine and "the comedian's comedian" by People magazine. He won Billboard's inaugural Comedian of the Year award in 2018 and stars in the new Food Network series "Well Done with Sebastian Maniscalco Net Worth."
Maniscalco has released four standup specials on Comedy Central, three on Showtime, and "Stay Hungry" on Netflix. He also acted in "Green Book" and "The Irishman"; appeared on "The Tonight Show," "The Late Show," "Conan" and Jerry Seinfeld's "Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee"; and will play himself in the upcoming "About My Father" co-starring Robert De Niro.
Covid-19 protocols at the Landmark Theatre currently require masks at all times in theater, unless actively eating or drinking. Guests 12 and older are also required to provide evidence they are fully vaccinated or test negative for Covid 24-72 hours prior to entry.
Let's face it: in our increasingly tepid, polite and politically correct culture we need more people like Sebastian Maniscalco. Forever able to seize the moment, never failing to speak his mind, always telling it like it is, this is one man who isn't afraid to put it all out there. Yes, the Chicago-area born, Italian-immigrant-raised comedian behind wildly successful network specials including last year's "Sebastian Maniscalco: Why Would You Do That?," "What's Wrong With People?," and "Aren't You Embarrassed?" is that little voice within all our heads. The one we are too timid to unleash. Maniscalco is bearing the burden of our bizarre and head-scratching modern-day world. You can thank him later.
Make no mistake: Maniscalco's is a meticulous, hard-won comedic point of view.
Distinguished by the New York Times as having his "own kind of panache," Maniscalco is a success story resulting from years of hard work and a keen self-awareness of innate talent. A natural born-storyteller, one constantly regaling his family with madcap tales at the dinner table, Maniscalco moved to Los Angeles in 1998 and began pounding the pavement on his comedic quest. The tireless worker first made his name at the city's famed Comedy Store where he performed at every opportunity -- even if that meant rushing over to the club on a break from his waiter job at the Four Seasons Hotel in Beverly Hills.
It's quite the understatement: Maniscalco now sits as one of the premier standup comedians. And a multi-faceted one at that: following a massive standup tour of theaters last year, the coming months are monumental ones for the 2016 Just for Laughs Stand Up Comedian of the Year. In addition to starring in his own wildly popular SiriusXM program, "The Pete and Sebastian Show," Maniscalco will make several major motion picture appearances in the coming year. Notably, a voice-over role in the animated feature "Nut Job 2," premiering this year; a role in the New Line Feature comedy "The House" starring Will Ferrell and Amy Poehler (directed by Andrew Cohen); and a turn in the independent drama "Cruise" directed by Rob Siegel and produced by Jeremy Renner.
Still, for Maniscalco, the work continues.
15 Things to Do in Baltimore This Weekend: Christmas Village Opens, Mary J. Blige, Sebastian Maniscalco and more
In between making preparations for the Thanksgiving feast, there are plenty of chances to get an early jump on holiday festivities this weekend. Check out openings at the Christmas Village, the Made in Baltimore Holiday Pop-up Shop and a new tradition in Center Plaza. Elsewhere, there are live music options, and a two-night stand from comedian Sebastian Maniscalco. Check out the lineup:
Made in Baltimore Holiday Pop-up Grand Opening: 5-8 p.m. on Thurs., Nov. 18, at Remington Row. Local holiday shopping starts here. The Made in Baltimore shop is back with more than 50 brands, and celebrates the return with music and refreshments.
Mount Royal Soaps November Night Market: Friday, Nov. 19 at Mount Royal Soaps. Head to the corner of 28th and Huntingdon in Remington to check out eight makers, food from Snake Hill, Local Oyster and more. Plus, free beer and mead.
Dvořák Symphony No. 8: Nov. 19-20 at Meyerhoff Symphony Hall. Conductor Rune Bergmann leads the Baltimore Symphony Orchestra in a work by Hadyn for violin, cello, oboe, and bassoon, and Dvořák's tour through the Czech countryside.
The Polar Express Train Ride: 10 a.m.-9:30 p.m., Nov. 19-21, at B&O Railroad Museum. Experience an immersive performance of beloved holiday tale "The Polar Express." Families show up in pajamas, enter the story and get a sliver sleigh bell from Santa himself.
Christmas Village in Baltimore: Nov. 20-21 at West Shore Park. The German-inspired market opens up for the season at Inner Harbor. It's got a mix of indoor and outdoor spots to shop international gifts, as well as sample treats and drinks. Runs through Dec. 24.
Comedian Sebastian Maniscalco, rock band Chicago coming to Des Moines Civic Center
Des Moines Performing Arts announced two acts with roots in Chicagoland coming to Des Moines in mid-April of 2022 — comedian Sebastian Maniscalco and the rock band Chicago.
Maniscalco performs in Des Moines at 7 p.m. on April 14, 2022, at the Des Moines Civic Center, 221 Walnut St., as part of his ongoing "Nobody Does This" tour. Tickets for the show go on sale Friday at 10 a.m. and can be found through desmoinesperformingarts.org.
Maniscalco is an Illinois-born, Italian-American comedian who spent seven years trying to make a splash on the L.A. comedy scene while waiting tables at a Four Seasons Hotel. After touring with actor Vince Vaughn for "The Wild West Comedy Show: 30 Days and 30 Nights" Maniscalco's star began to rise.
In 2018, the comedian also published a set of comedic essays under the title "Stay Hungry," which shared its name with the Netflix special he released a year later. Maniscalco also hosts an ongoing Food Network show "Well Done with Sebastian Maniscalco," which kicked off its second season on Nov. 16.
Beyond television and stand-up, Maniscalco has also had minor roles in Oscar-nominated films such as "The Irishman" and "Green Book." He's once again working with Robert De Niro on the film, "About My Father," which is based loosely on Maniscalco's own life.
Maniscalco's appearance at the Des Moines Civic Center came in the same press release announcing that rock band Chicago is also set to play the Civic Center next year.
More:Controversial country star Morgan Wallen announces Des Moines tour date
Formed in the 1960s out of the city of its namesake, Chicago has gone on to be one of the most celebrated and long-running bands of the past half-century. In that time, the group produced hits such as "If You Leave Me Now," "Hard to Say I'm Sorry" and "Will You Still Love Me?" and was inducted into the Rock and Roll Hall of Fame in 2016.
Like Maniscalco's show, tickets for Chicago's 7:30 p.m. performance on April 16 also go on sale at 10 a.m. this Friday.
Candy Lane in Center Plaza: Opens Nov. 20. Head to the downtown gathering spot to check out giant ice cream cones, candy forests and food trucks with the kind of treats you can eat.
Mary J. Blige: 8 p.m. on Sat., Nov. 20, at Royal Farms Arena. The celebrated R&B singer with hits like "Family Affair" and "Real Love" was recently named among Super Bowl halftime show performers for 2022. She'll be in Baltimore this weekend.
Caleb Stine's Round the Mountain: 8 p.m. on Sat., Nov. 20, at Creative Alliance. Local singer-songwriters Laura Wortman, Letitia Van Zandt, Kagey Parish and Caleb Stine come together to perform original works and songs by the late songwriter Tony Rice.
Super City: 8 p.m. on Sat., Nov. 20, at Ottobar. The Baltimore band headlines an all-ages show at Ottobar. Oh He Dead and Cry Baby open.
Sebastian Maniscalco: Nobody Does This Tour: Nov. 20-21 at The Lyric. The stand-up comedian has sold out arenas. He'll be in Baltimore this weekend.
Jazzy Autumn Nights: 7-9 p.m. on Sat., Nov. 20, at The Jerk Garden. The (heated) outdoor event space at Terra Cafe hosts an evening of house and jazz fusion with Michele Bowman Music.
Winterfest Preview Party: 6-8 p.m. on Sat., Nov. 20, at Baltimore Clayworks. Get an early look at the holiday gifts at the Mount Washington ceramic art center. Enjoy wine, jazz and snacks while taking a look.
Bill Warfield & The Hell's Kitchen Funk Orchestra: 5 p.m. on Sunday, Nov. 21, at Keystone Korner. The New York City-based group brings its brand of genre-defying music to the Harbor East jazz club. Expect tunes by greats like James Brown, Smokey Robinson and Herbie Hancock.
Famoro Dioubaté Band: 9:30 p.m. at An Die Musik Live! Dioubaté, who is from Guinea, is a master of the Balafon, which is a wooden xylophone. He's joined by five-member band featuring a special lineup.
Dreamgirls: A Musical Sensation: Through Dec. 12 at Baltimore Centerstage. Baltimore theatre company ArtsCentric stages the musical chronicling show business and R&B of the 1960s.
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