Jerry Seinfeld returns to RVA 12/13 at Altria Theater

by | Sep 19, 2014 | COMMUNITY

Legendary funny man and TV star Jerry Seinfeld is coming back to Richmond this winter.

Legendary funny man and TV star Jerry Seinfeld is coming back to Richmond this winter. You’ll get your chance to see the king of sitcom-comedy on December 13th at the Altria Theater.

Tickets will start at $49 plus fees and go on sale next Friday, 9/26. You can snatch them from the box office or through ETIX.com

Check out Seinfeld on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon from back in February, 2014. He makes jokes about cell phones, the post office, and other things every american can relate to.

Brad Kutner

Brad Kutner

Brad Kutner is the former editor of GayRVA and RVAMag from 2013 - 2017. He’s now the Richmond Bureau Chief for Radio IQ, a state-wide NPR outlet based in Roanoke. You can reach him at BradKutnerNPR@gmail.com




more in community

Municipal Waste | 25 Years of No Mercy

When you think of Richmond’s heavy music scene, four names immediately come to mind: Lamb of God, GWAR, Avail, and Municipal Waste. These are the bands that have bled into the city’s veins and shaped the sound of this place over the last several decades. And this past...

Richmond Clean Water: Now Too “Woke” for the Federal Government

Oh, clean water. The thing you’ve been drinking since birth, something you take for granted—unless, of course, you live in a city like Richmond, where even something as basic as that can be too much to ask for at times. The federal government just made even that a...

Virginia March for Life Rally and Progressive Language

On a slightly chilly morning earlier this month, the largest anti-abortion rally in Virginia was in preparation, the Virginia March for Life. Busses were unloading passengers from across the state. The Catholic fraternal organization Knights of Columbus were outside...

Guerrilla Filmmaking as Art and Ethos

After a night spent on the coziest sofa in all of Appalachia, we headed up early to the top of a university parking deck, parked beneath a sign that read “No Parking / No Loitering,” and lined up the shot—my director and me, just the two of us that morning to grab a...