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Showing 1-25 of 30 results.Are you ready to laugh until you fall over? Robin Williams is on his first stand up comedy tour in six years! He named his tour Weapons of Self Destruction, and fans should be ready self destruct with laughter when they go see Robin Williams. On September 4th, he announced the Weapons of Self Destruction Tour on The Late Show with David Letterman. And starting September 25th, fans can see Robin Williams doing stand up comedy in a town near you. Robin Williams will joke about many topics, including politics, current events, and even deeply personal issues such as his time in rehab and separating from his wife of 19 years, Marsha. According to USA Today, Robin Williams is ready to talk and joke about everything. "Between the politics and things that have happened to me personally, it's free range," he says. "I'll open up about that, yeah, as much as I can." And he has a lot of material to work with, since this is an election year. Parents may want to know that this show is geared towards adults. Although there is no age limit for the show, there is some explicit content that may not be suitable for people under 18 years old. If you love comedy, or if you want a reason to laugh, come see Robin Williams on his Weapons of Self Destruction Tour. Find your cheap Robin Williams tickets at TicketNetwork.
The hilarious actor and comedian Robin Williams is ready to make you laugh out loud as he takes the stage at venues such as the Mohegan Sun Arena
| 25 | Minneapolis |
Northrop Auditorium |
| 26 | Chicago |
Chicago Theatre |
| 27 | Chicago |
Chicago Theatre |
| 28 | Milwaukee |
Milwaukee Theatre |
| 4 | Portland |
Arlene Schnitzer Concert Hall |
| 5 | Seattle |
Paramount Theatre |
| 6 | Seattle |
Paramount Theatre |
| 8 | Vancouver |
Queen Elizabeth Theatre |
| 9 | Vancouver |
Queen Elizabeth Theatre |
From USA Today : "Life, Williams says, is good. "I'm working and enjoying looking around. Going back on the road is therapeutic - and economically therapeutic," he says. Williams is filming the comedy World's Greatest Dad in Seattle and already has Old Dogs, with John Travolta, in the can. Once he wraps, he'll start drafting material for his tour. And while it's tough to picture the often-manic Williams catatonic from nerves, he says he is just that right before going on stage." - Read More »
From The Gazette: "The mouth that roars will finally roar here. Robin Williams, among the most sought-after stand-ups in the comedy capital that is Montreal as well as elsewhere on the planet, brings his Weapons of Self-Destruction tour to Salle Wilfrid Pelletier in Place des Arts on Nov. 20. This marks Williams's first-ever concert performance in Montreal and his first tour since 2002. Prior to that, Williams, who had been focusing more on his film career, had not undertaken a stand-up tour for 16 years." - Read More »
From Marketwire: "As part of his eagerly anticipated North American stand-up comedy tour this fall, entitled "Weapons of Self-Destruction," award-winning actor and comedian Robin Williams will bring his trademark free associations and riffs on social and political absurdities to the nation's capital. Donald K Donald, in association with Ken Craig Productions, is pleased to present Robin Williams for one night only at Scotiabank Place on Wednesday, Nov. 19, 2008." - Read More »
Robin Williams was born in Chicago, IL in 1952. He was extremely shy, and in high school he won the award for "Most Likely To Not Succeed". But that prediction did not come true. Robin Williams began his entertainment career at the prestigious Julliard School. Only 20 people were accepted into the freshman class that year, including Christopher Reeve. The two students formed a close friendship that lasted throughout their lives. When Christopher Reeve was paralyzed in a horseback riding accident, Robin Williams cheered him up by pretending to be an eccentric Russian doctor. He made his friend laugh for the first time since the accident, and that's when Christopher Reeve knew that he still had a chance at happiness. Laughter is powerful medicine, bringing us out of our worst moments and giving us hope for something brighter.
At the Julliard School, Robin Williams showed skill in drama. His teachers admired his acting, but they did not appreciate his comedy. After finishing school, Robin Williams rose to fame playing the role of Mork on the hit television series Mork & Mindy. A spin off from a 1978 Happy Days episode, Mork & Mindy was about an alien from the planet Ork. Mork did not fit in on his home planet because he was the only one with a sense of humor, so he came to our planet to study Earthlings. Mork & Mindy had a very successful first season, and was Robin Williams's first major acting role. The show lasted from 1978 to 1982 and made Robin Williams one of the hottest comedians in the business. If you want to find out why he is so hot, you can find discount Robin Williams tickets from TicketNetwork at great prices.
Although praised for his work in stand up comedy concerts and television, many people first got to know Robin Williams on the big screen. He starred in films like Popeye (1980), The World According to Garp (1982), and Club Paradise (1986), all of which failed to launch Robin Williams to superstar status. But in 1987, that all turned around when he took on the role of a disc jockey in Good Morning, Vietnam. Robin Williams was nominated for an Academy Award for this role, which gave him credibility in films. He went on to star in dozens of films such as Good Will Hunting. In 1997, he won his first Academy Award for Best Supporting Actor in Good Will Hunting, 10 years after his first nomination. To see Robin Williams perform stand up comedy live, find Robin Williams tickets on TicketNetwork.
In addition to his comedy, Robin Williams stays involved in many charitable organizations. Along with Whoopi Goldberg and Billy Crystal, he hosted Comic Relief, the main charity of the comedy community, to raise money for the homeless. Robin Williams has also spent time supporting troops overseas, including a 2007 trip to Iraq with Kid Rock and Lewis Black. But Robin Williams gives more than just an occasional charity performance. He founded the Windfall Foundation with his former wife, Marsha, to raise money for various charities. The Windfall Foundation has raised funds for Doctors Without Borders, The Pediatric AIDS Association, and the Make-A-Wish Foundation. One of the greatest comedians ever to hit the stage, Robin Williams has been making crowds fall over in laughter for years. As he does his many characters, imitations, and voices, you can have your chance to see him in person and find the best seats in the house. Get your Robin Williams tickets from TicketNetwork, and find great seats at low prices! The best seats sell out quickly, so get your Robin Williams tickets now! Find hard to get Robin Williams seats on TicketNetwork, your source for the best selection of cheap Robin Williams tickets!
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