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Adam Carolla coming to town in November
Comedian Adam Carolla performs during the American Dream? gala in Montreal's Place des Arts concert hall in July at the Just for Laughs festival. (Normand Blouin/THE GAZETTE) (POSTMEDIA NEWS ARCHIVES)
Call him an actor. Call him a comedian. Call him a radio personality. Call him an author. Call him a dancer... well, sort of. But don’t call him a chick... yet.
Whatever you want to call Adam Carolla, you could have the chance to do it in person, as the versatile TV/radio personality is bringing his act to Winnipeg for a single show on Nov. 30 at the Burton Cummings Theatre.
Carolla, a L.A.-based performer who has co-hosted The Man Show and MTV’s Loveline and appeared as a contestant on Dancing With the Stars and The Celebrity Apprentice, is also the host of the world’s most-downloaded podcast and the author of the New York Times bestselling book In Fifty Years We’ll All Be Chicks.
Tickets for the show are $39 and $49, plus taxes and fees, on sale Friday, Aug. 24 at Ticketmaster
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