About
Brad Williams, the first stand-up to headline a Cirque du Soleil show, brings his Tall Tales tour to Town Hall's century-old stage.
Brad Williams has multiple Netflix specials, a Tonight Show résumé and the odd distinction of being the first stand-up to headline a Cirque du Soleil production, Mad Apple in Las Vegas. The Tall Tales tour title is a wink at his dwarfism, and his act goes straight at disability, race and relationships with no hedging. If you like big, loud, crowd-pleasing stand-up in a proper theater, this is a strong pick.
What to expect
A theater-scale stand-up show with an opener and a headlining hour from Williams. The Town Hall is a 1921 landmark with good sightlines from most seats and a balcony above the orchestra.
Good to know
- Times Sq–42nd St (1, 2, 3, 7, N, Q, R, W, S) and 42nd St–Bryant Park (B, D, F, M) are both a short walk.
- Buy through The Town Hall's official ticket link.
- His material is explicit and aimed at adults.
- Times Square foot traffic is heavy on weekend nights, so allow extra time to arrive.
- The balcony offers a full view of the stage if orchestra seats are gone.
Common questions
Is this show family-friendly?
Williams's stand-up is adult and explicit, so it suits grown-up audiences.
Where is The Town Hall?
123 West 43rd Street, between Sixth Avenue and Broadway in Midtown.