June 21, 2018 5:57 pm

Now On Sale: StarTalk Live! at the Beacon Theatre Nov. 14, 2018

We’re returning to the historic Beacon Theatre in NYC on Nov. 14th, 2018 at 8pm ET. And by we, I mean host Neil deGrasse Tyson and co-host Eugene Mirman and their special guests.

Who are those guests? We’re not at liberty to say just yet, but in the past, our StarTalk Live! Beacon Theatre guest list has been pretty mind blowing.

Neil’s guests at the Beacon have included evolutionary biologist Richard Dawkins, planetary scientist Carolyn Porco, Bill Nye the Science Guy, hydrogeologist Tess Russo, cosmochemist Natalie Starkey, Robert F. Kennedy Jr., His Holiness the Gyalwang Drukpa, and musicians Sean Ono Lennon and Christine Lavin.

Eugene’s guest comedians have been equally illustrious, including Scott Adsit, Michael Ian Black, Vanessa Bayer, Jim Gaffigan, Ilana Glazer, Maeve Higgins, and Jason Sudeikis.

Now, we’re not telling you to drop everything and get your seats. We don’t always sell out.

Then again, is it worth taking that chance?

Other than a StarTalk Live! show, where else can you get your brain and your funny bone titillated at the same time? If you’ve ever been to a StarTalk Live!, you know how you can end up laughing so hard, you miss some of the science. (Never fear, we always record our shows for future podcasts.)

And, if you’ve never been to a StarTalk Live! show, especially one at the Beacon, what are you waiting for? What do you have against spending a night in a room filled with hundreds of fellow science and comedy lovers? The first time you hear an entire theatre unabashedly applauding for science, you know you’re where you belong.

For tickets, click here.

For our Patreon Patrons

As many of you know, we have a Patreon fan support page for StarTalk. One of the rewards is the ability to purchase seats in the VIP section at StarTalk Live! events. Another reward is a Patron’s only “Meet and Greet” after StarTalk Live! shows. You can find out about both rewards on our Patreon page.

That’s it for now. Keep Looking Up!

– Jeffrey Simons