David Sedaris at The Egg

david sedarisThe Egg announced today that David Sedaris will be appearing there April 11 -- yep, as in 2013. Tickets go on sale September 7. They're $38.50 and $48.50.

Sure, this is like forever into the future. But if Sedaris' earlier appearances here are any indication, there's a good chance the show will sell out. Something to keep in mind if you think you might want to go.

If you've never seen Sedaris in in a live performance, (in our experience) it goes something like this: he reads a bit, he talks a bit, reads a little bit more, talks some more, people laugh -- sometimes not exactly sure of where they should. In other words, it's pretty much like a David Sedaris story.

(By the way: Sedaris has already appeared at the Palace and Proctors in the past. The Egg gives him a Capital Region hat trick. Congratulations, sir. Update: Both Eric and KJS alert us that Sedaris has already appeared at the The Egg. So he's starting on Capital Region hat trick #2.)

On the subject of performances next year: The Egg also announced that jazz vocalist/composer Kurt Elling will be performing there March 24. Ticket also go on sale next Friday. They're $29.50.

photo: Hachette Book Group

Comments

He's appeared at The Egg before- I remember seeing him there not all that long after 9-11. Security was still very heavy at the plaza.

Yeah - he was at the Egg many years ago. That was the first time I had ever seen him, and when he came out on stage I realized that I had come up in the elevator with him without knowing who he was.

Say Something!

We'd really like you to take part in the conversation here at All Over Albany. But we do have a few rules here. Don't worry, they're easy. The first: be kind. The second: treat everyone else with the same respect you'd like to see in return. Cool? Great, post away. Comments are moderated so it might take a little while for your comment to show up. Thanks for being patient.

The Scoop

Ever wish you had a smart, savvy friend with the inside line on what's happening around the Capital Region? You know, the kind of stuff that makes your life just a little bit better? Yeah, we do, too. That's why we created All Over Albany. Find out more.

Recently on All Over Albany

This week was brought to you by

This week in AOA was brought to you by bagels, cheese, cicades and beer. Yes, one of those things is not like the others. Know... (more)

A quick recap of the week

Here are a few highlights from the past week on AOA: + We're watching for cicadas. + A peek at the new Honest Weight location.... (more)

Park projects

The Cuomo admin announced a bunch of funding today for state parks projects -- a little more than $11 million around the Capital Region. Some... (more)

Albany as his temporary hometown

When Graham Schultz first learned he would be moving to Albany, the Cathedral of All Saints organ fellow says all he heard from people was,... (more)

On track to faster

Amtrak says it's in the process of upgrading the internet service for its on-train wi-fi -- it expects to have the new 4G service (it... (more)

Recent Comments

What a sad case. It's very difficult to find a developer with the resources, vision, and commitment to take on a costly and risky project like St. Joe's. It's a shame that the hidebound conservatism of the neighborhood stymied the first and only realistic, pragmatic, and frankly very cool, project to come along in many years. I hope the church and the neighborhood gets one more shot, although I'm not optimistic.

Albany as his temporary hometown

...has 1 comment, most recently from kmking

Albany Bagel Co.

...has 20 comments, most recently from Melissa M.

HAF: We're handing St. Joseph's back to city of Albany

...has 9 comments, most recently from karamia

On track to faster

...has 2 comments, most recently from Lu

Cheese guru Gustav Ericson leaving Honest Weight

...has 15 comments, most recently from Phillip Hershberger