Tig Notaro is taking her good-time comedy show on tour—seriously. The comedian behind Live, named The A.V. Club’s best comedy album of 2012, told The Hollywood Reporter that it’s “embarrassing how happy” she is now in comparison to two years ago, when she was dealing with the sudden death of her mother and her own battle with breast cancer. Audiences all over North America will get to experience that joy as part of the Boyish Girl Interrupted Tour, kicking off Sept. 23 in Toronto and running through late November. Dates are below.
Tig Notaro tour 2014
Sept. 23-25—Queen Elizabeth Theatre—Toronto, Ontario
Sept. 26—Calvin Theatre—Northampton, Massachusetts
Sept. 27—Hanaway Theatre—Plymouth, New Hampshire
Sept. 28—Columbus Theatre—Providence, Rhode Island
Sept. 29—The Ridgefield Playhouse—Ridgefield, Connecticut
Sept. 30—Ram’s Head Live—Baltimore, Maryland
Oct. 1-4—The Bentzen Ball—Washington, D.C.
Oct. 6—Jefferson Theater—Charlottesville, Virginia
Oct. 7—Carolina Theater—Durham, North Carolina
Oct. 8—40 Watt Club—Athens, Georgia
Oct. 9—Variety Playhouse—Atlanta, Georgia
Oct. 12—Joy Theater—New Orleans, Louisiana
Oct. 16—The Paramount Theatre—Austin, Texas
Oct. 17—Majestic Theatre—Dallas, Texas
Oct. 18—Oklahoma Contemporary Arts Center—Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
Oct. 20—The Ready Room—St. Louis, Missouri
Oct. 21—Slowdown—Omaha, Nebraska
Oct. 22—The Woman’s Club—Minneapolis, Minnesota
Oct. 23—Turner Hall Ballroom—Milwaukee, Wisconsin
Oct. 24—Taft Theatre—Cincinnati, Ohio
Oct. 25—Kelly Strayhorn Theater—Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania
Oct. 26—Crofoot Ballroom—Pontiac, Michigan
Oct. 29-Nov. 3—Maui Comedy Festival—Maui, Hawaii
Nov. 6—Town Hall—New York, New York
Nov. 7—Trocadero Theatre—Philadelphia, Pennsylvania
Nov. 8—The Wilbur—Boston, Massachusetts
Nov. 9—Paramount Theater—Denver, Colorado
Nov. 12—Aladdin Theater—Portland, Oregon
Nov. 13—The Neptune—Seattle, Washington
Nov. 14—Rio Theatre—Vancouver, British Columbia
Nov. 17—Assembly Music Hall—Sacramento, California
Nov. 18—Palace Of Fine Arts—San Francisco, California
Nov. 19—Balboa Theatre—San Diego, California
Jan. 30—The Regent—Los Angeles, California