David Sedaris at Procter & Gamble Hall

An Evening with David Sedaris

Throw on your oldest pants, because your sides are going to be splitting pretty soon. That's right, David Sedaris is back, bigger and more ridiculous than ever. This spring, David Sedaris heads to Cincinnati to take Procter & Gamble Hall at Aronoff Center by storm with "An Evening with David Sedaris." Ever since they erupted on the scene with their sarcastic style of comedy, David Sedaris has been turning heads. The bestselling author of books like Me Talk Pretty One Day, Naked, and Calypso has been managing to offend, amuse and entertain in equal measure. David Sedaris has rightly been drawing tears out of the eyes of even the most humorless spectators – and making critics wince, even if they don't want to admit they like it. Still, all publicity is good publicity, and David Sedaris isn't here to make friends. Instead, their act blends a satirical mix of self-deprecation, silly puns and riotous audience ribbing to dial up the guffaws from start to finish. And you can see it all for yourself at the Procter & Gamble Hall at Aronoff Center on Monday 18th May 2026. Procter & Gamble Hall at Aronoff Center is the ideal setting for David Sedaris to tell some of their edgiest jokes. Make your way around the numerous on-site bars for that all-important liquid bravery – even more important if you're near the stage. Procter & Gamble Hall at Aronoff Center gives its acts unfettered access to look everybody in the eye, so brace yourself. Better still, if you're new to Cincinnati, why not check out the nightlife? Make a trip of it with an exploration of nearby bars and restaurants. Line your stomach in prep for some stomach-churning jokes, or grab a few drinks and get ready to laugh. You've seen them on TV, you've seen them on socials, and you've seen them upset the audience. You've heard them on NPR's This American Life and perhaps remember the infamous "Santaland Diaries." Now see them in front of your very eyes. Take your friends, your lover, even your family if you can handle the potential embarrassment – because there are no limits to David Sedaris's comedy. Whoever you go with, you can guarantee that everyone will wish they were there with you, whether they're a fan or not. If you weren't obsessed with David Sedaris beforehand, you'll certainly be googling them after this. Stop watching them on YouTube and see it all live for an electric atmosphere. Tickets are obviously selling fast so grab yours securely from as little as $116.