Comedian John Mulaney To Perform At Bryce Jordan Center September 25
John Mulaney won’t be “New In Town” when he heads to Happy Valley this fall, but he’s sure to serve up some fresh jokes.
The Emmy-winning comedian is set to bring his “From Scratch” tour to the Bryce Jordan Center on Sunday, September 25, one day after Penn State football takes on Central Michigan in Beaver Stadium. The comedy show is set to begin at 7 p.m.
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— Bryce Jordan Center (@JordanCenter) April 4, 2022Two – time Emmy and WGA award winning comedian, John @Mulaney, brings his From Scratch tour to the BJC on September 25th! A home football weekend for Penn State fans
Tickets on sale Friday, at 10 AM
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September’s comedy show will be Mulaney’s first at the BJC. His most recent appearance in Happy Valley was back in 2016 at Eisenhower Auditorium in a far more intimate setting.
Mulaney is best known for his work as a writer on “Saturday Night Live,” as well as his Netflix comedy specials, including “New in Town” and “The Comeback Kid.” Recently, the comedian joined the prestigious “Five-Timers Club” when he hosted SNL for the fifth time. Mulaney is also known for his voice acting work in Netflix’s “Big Mouth”.
Mulaney is the latest act to announce a trip to the BJC. Fellow comedian Tom Segura will head to Happy Valley just a few weeks earlier on August 25.
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