Special Event: Dale Elliott Jr.

Dale Elliott Jr. is a Jamaican-American comedian, actor, and digital powerhouse who has sold over 20,000 tickets worldwide and is fresh off his acclaimed Son of an Immigrant World Tour. In just three years, Dale has headlined three major comedy tours — Problem Child, No Hard Feelings, and Son of an Immigrant — selling out theaters across the United States, Canada, and Europe. Now, after three successful tours that helped establish him as one of the fastest-rising independent comedians in the game, Dale Elliott Jr. returns bigger, sharper, and more experienced with his brand-new tour: Funny How Life Works. This new hour dives into the unpredictable journey of chasing success, navigating relationships, cultural identity, and the unexpected twists that prove life can be both chaotic and hilarious.

With over 1 million followers across social media, Dale has built a fiercely loyal global audience by blending sharp stand-up, cultural storytelling, and authentic humor rooted in the immigrant experience. His comedy has resonated with fans across continents, helping him grow from viral sensation to a consistent theater-selling headliner. Born and raised in Jamaica, Dale moved to Los Angeles at just 23 years old, where he independently built his comedy career from the ground up. Although he only began pursuing stand-up comedy three years ago, his rise has been nothing short of remarkable. Beyond stand-up, Dale is also the lead actor in the feature film Sprinter, showcasing his growing presence as a multifaceted entertainer with crossover appeal in film, live entertainment, and digital media. Driven, self-made, and unapologetically authentic, Dale Elliott Jr. represents the new generation of comedians — artists who own their audience, their voice, and their vision.
Couple’s Package includes:
– 2 premium seats
– $90 food & beverage credit ($45 per person)
– Gratuity
– Ticket Protection

In addition to the two-item minimum, there will be an 18% auto-gratuity in the showroom.

Management reserves the right to prevent customers from entering the facility who they deem disruptive or dangerous to other patrons.