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Tom Segura

Comedian Tom Segura thrives on deadpan storytelling and off-color jokes, effortlessly combining dry humor, crass tales, and, at times, a bit of self-deprecation in his stand-up show. Segura, who hosts several podcasts including Your Mom’s House and 2 Bears 1 Cave, and had roles in Countdown (2019) and Instant Family (2018), will visit Overture Hall on his “I’m Coming Everywhere World Tour.”

media release: After a year of not-so-funny business, it’s time to laugh again. Tom Segura can help. Tickets are on sale for Tom Segura: I’m Coming Everywhere World Tour, coming to Overture Hall on Sept. 15-16. (Second show added.)

Actor/comedian/writer Tom Segura is one of the biggest names in the comedy business. He recently performed to sold-out audiences on his 100+ city TAKE IT DOWN TOUR. He is best known for his Netflix specials, Ball Hog (2020), Disgraceful (2018), Mostly Stories (2016) and Completely Normal (2014). Paste Magazine described him as, “...having a natural and capable storytelling ability, one that lifts his narratives out of average anecdote fare and plants them firmly in hilarious ground.” Your Mom’s House Studios is home to his hit podcasts Your Mom’s House, which he co-hosts with his wife, comedian Christina Pazsitzky, 2 Bears 1 Cave, which he co-hosts with Bert Kreischer, and many more.

Segura can be seen in the STX FILM COUNTDOWN opposite Elizabeth Lail, INSTANT FAMILY opposite Mark Wahlberg and Rose Byrne, OPENING ACT, and FLINCH. Segura’s television credits include The Late Show with Stephen Colbert, Conan, Workaholics, Happy Endings, The Late Late Show, Comedy Central Presents: Tom Segura, Mash Up, How To Be A Grown Up. 

Segura has an increasing social media following: @seguratom on Instagram, @tomsegura on Twitter. When he isn’t performing on stage or recording a podcast, he’s watching college football or waiting for college football to come back.

Aug. 19 update:When live performances return to Overture Center for the Arts in September, we want to offer the safest environment possible for our patrons, artists, employees, volunteers and community. Following the lead of performing arts centers and live performance venues across the nation, we have implemented the following requirements for everyone who enters the building:

• must wear a face mask that covers nose and mouth.
• must be fully vaccinated, meaning their last dose must have been administered at least 14 days before the event.
• must show proof of a COVID-19 vaccination with a physical vaccination card, a photograph of the card or a digital vaccination record, or a negative COVID-19 test result taken within 72 hours prior to the performance, with a photo identification, such as a driver’s license, passport or student identification.

For full details, visit https://www.overture.org/health.

“Safety is our number one concern,” said Jacquie Goetz, chief operations officer. “We understand these requirements may seem strict, but when we’re gathering hundreds or even thousands of people together, we want to do our part to reduce the risk and spread of COVID-19. We want everyone who enters Overture to feel safe.”

Broadway recently expanded its vaccination mandate beyond performers and backstage crew to include audiences. In addition, Overture Center has mandated proof of vaccination for its staff and volunteers.

Current ticket holders will be informed of the policies via email this week and again in pre-show emails. Notices will be placed at all entrances.

Ticket holders who do not want to wear a face mask and those who are unable to show proof of vaccination or a negative COVID-19 test may obtain a ticket refund by contacting the Ticket Office at tickets@overture.org or 608.258.4141. Refunds are being accepted for shows through September 30, 2021. Refund policies will be evaluated monthly.

In addition to vaccination and mask requirements, Overture has made the following updates to its facility and operations:

• Installed touchless security systems at entrances
• Installed touchless credit card readers at the ticket office
• Installed touchless ticket scanning devices
• Installed touchless sinks and toilets in all bathrooms
• Provided hand sanitation stations throughout the building
• Increased fresh air intake throughout the building
• Increased routine cleaning and sanitation throughout the building
• Turned off all water fountains/bubblers.
• Reduced concessions to drinks only, to be consumed in the lobby only.

“We’ve been closed for almost 18 months, and we want to be cautious in how we bring our patrons, artists, employees, volunteers and community together again to avoid another shutdown,” said Goetz. “We’re committed to creating a safe environment, so the shows can go on.”

Overture Center’s COVID-19 reopening policies for public events are in effect when the building officially reopens on Monday, Aug. 30 and will remain in effect until further notice.