Fasten your seat belts, folks, as we embark on a voyage brimming with uproarious laughter, poignant nostalgia, and candid, intimate moments of vulnerability. “The Robin Williams Tribute Experience” – a Legends of Comedy Production – is preparing to unfurl its wings and traverse the theater skies across the length and breadth of North America.
It starts in the heart of summer, as the Seven Angels Theatre in Waterbury, CT, resonates with the sound of thunderous applause and anticipatory hushes on August 12, 2023. Then, as the summer sun bids adieu and the rustling autumn leaves descend, the Tribute Experience migrates, gracing numerous stages, touching countless hearts.
October witnesses of the Wlliams Tribute Experience will be part of an exhilarating, unforgettable experience they will not soon forget. The Sid Williams Theatre in Courtenay opens the door to the enchanting world of comedy on October 13, followed by the Biltmore Cabaret in Vancouver on the 14th. The performances flutter across the Canadian landscape like a comedic butterfly, moving from Calgary’s undisclosed venue on October 17 to Medicine Hat’s Esplanade Arts & Heritage Centre on the 18th, and Swift Current’s The Lyric on October 20.
Casino Regina in Saskatchewan sets the stage on October 21, moving towards Brandon’s West Manitoba Centennial Audit on October 24. A pitstop in Winnipeg, Manitoba on October 25 precedes the performance at the Sanderson Centre for Performing Arts in Brantford, ON, on October 27. Toronto, Ontario, is the final call in the chapter of October performances.
As November unfurls its chilly tendrils, the Tribute Experience continues its journey, with performances at the Market Hall Performing Arts Center in Peterborough on November 1. The Regent Theatre in Oshawa follows on November 3, before Ottawa on November 4. The voyage then ventures eastwards to Moncton, New Brunswick on November 7, Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia on November 9, and finally, Summerside, Prince Edward Island on November 10.
In essence, the Robin Williams Tribute Experience maps not just a physical journey across multiple locations, but also an emotional journey across the hearts and minds of its audiences. It is more than a sequence of dates on a calendar. It is a reflection of the timeless nature of laughter, the enduring influence of a beloved comedian, and the remarkable power of a tribute to touch our hearts and evoke our most cherished memories.
Embark on an uproarious journey with “The Robin Williams Tribute Experience.” Starting August 12, 2023, in Waterbury, CT, the show travels far and wide, weaving laughter into the fabric of many cities throughout the fall season. Every performance is an invitation to celebrate a beloved comedian’s legacy, and a reminder of the timeless nature of laughter.
Tour Schedule:
- August 12, 2023: Seven Angels Theatre, Waterbury, CT
- October 13: Sid Williams Theatre, Courtenay
- October 14: Biltmore Cabaret, Vancouver BC
- October 17: TBA, Calgary, Alberta
- October 18: Esplanade Arts & Heritage Centre, Medicine Hat, Edmonton, Alberta
- October 20: The Lyric, Swift Current, Saskatchewan
- October 21: Casino Regina, Regina Saskatchewan
- October 24: WMCA, Brandon MB
- October 25: TBA, Winnipeg, Manitoba
- October 27: Sanderson Centre for Performing Arts, Brantford ON
- October 28: TBA, Toronto, Ontario
- November 1: Market Hall Performing Arts Center, Peterborough ON
- November 3: Regent Theatre, Ontario Tech University, Oshawa ON
- November 4: TBA, Ottawa, Ontario
- November 7: TBA, Moncton, New Brunswick
- November 9: TBA, Annapolis Royal, Nova Scotia
- November 10: TBA, Summerside, Prince Edward Island
An incredible live reincarnation of one of the greatest comedic icons of all time – Robin Williams!
Starring Roger Kabler from New York City, award-winning movie actor, stand-up comic, and considered one of America’s greatest impressionists! Becoming one of the hottest shows in America selling out major venues everywhere, this is the first time for the show in Canada. Roger Kabler performed as one of the cast members of the Carol Burnett Show in the 90s.
If you’ve never had the chance to see what it was like to see Robin Williams in concert, now is the time.
