Taylor Tomlinson Tickets
Wang Theater At The Boch Center | Boston, Massachusetts
Get ready for back-to-back nights with TAYLOR TOMLINSON at the WANG THEATRE! Back on the road for her newest SAVE ME TOUR, she’s spicing things up—laying it all down in pure hilarious honesty. Taking a deep dive into her faith and sexuality—it’s bound to be the comic’s most personal stand-up shows yet. As someone who started out in the church comedy circuit, she’s facing these aspects of her life head-on, spilling all the hot tea!
Faith, sex, and whether it’s still worth it to have a child these days, she’s got a lot to talk about. Since her big break with the Netflix special “Quarter-Life Crisis” in 2020, Tomlinson has always been praised for her all-out honesty and charming personality. A relatable figure in the world of comedy, she’s won the hearts of fans around the globe. Taking over Boston, mark your calendars as she invites all of you to “Save Me” on Sunday, March 2nd. Book your tickets now!
Kicking off a brand-new tour, one of the world’s biggest names in comedy is heading to Boston for back-to-back nights at the Wang Theatre. It’s no other than TAYLOR TOMLINSON! Known for her breakout hit with her Netflix special “Quarter-Life Crisis” in 2020, she’s an icon who kept us good company during those early lockdowns. With her relatable and hilarious material, she’s won all of our hearts. Now, she’s all set to spill some hot tea—revealing her takes on faith, sexuality, and whether it’s worth it to have children these days.
Big revelations? Yes. Controversial? Maybe. Hilarious? Definitely. It’s what you can expect at her SAVE ME TOUR, hitting major cities across the country for a slew of stand-up shows. Once a name in the church comedy circuit, her worldview has changed, for better or for worse? She’s just keeping it real. Though she’s poked fun at her religious upbringing in the past, this is her first trek where she focuses on religion. Now don’t you worry folks, she assures everyone that she won’t spend this new hour “bashing religion the whole time”.
“I have a lot of religious family members who I love and respect so much and are so supportive of me. And I also have family members that I don’t speak to anymore, because they have used it in a way that I think is very harmful and abusive,” Tomlinson said, as cited from The Daily Beast.
Sharing how she thinks religion can be something uplifting and makes someone a better person, it’s a double-edged sword when some people use it to excuse questionable behavior and as a fear tactic. “So I think it’s actually a very balanced take on religion and Christianity.”
She’s no longer religious, she tells the crowd in a teaser for her new tour, “I have had some friends find religion as adults recently, which is very upsetting.” Though there’s some conservatives raising their eyebrows in her comment sections… Tons of fans have expressed excitement for her big revelations.
Breaking out in the quarantine era, she’s become one of the biggest comics today, dropping new specials that keep on shaking the internet—and the live crowd! Now, she’s also the host of “After Midnight” on CBS, the only female late-night host on television. Talking about “what set the Internet abuzz that day with a game show feel” with special guests, we can’t get enough of her hilarious and relatable content.
Growing up, she strived to find her voice and navigate the ins and outs of stand-up comedy. From nervous performances to confident girl power on stage, she’s a strong force in today’s live entertainment. Variety listed her as one of their “10 Comics to Watch”, and she’s been inducted into Forbes 30 Under 30 and TIME100 Next. She’s also named as one of the “100 Most Powerful Women in Hollywood” by The Hollywood Reporter.
Heading to the historical Wang Theatre in Boston, she’s all set to head up on one of the biggest stages in the state, performing in front of over 3,000 in audience. The theater will surely resound with laughter and cheer as Tomlinson unleashes her best stories yet.
Book your tickets now!
