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LOVETT OR LEAVE IT: THE ERRORS TOUR

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LOVETT OR LEAVE IT: THE ERRORS TOUR
When
Oct 21st, 2023
8:00pm - 8:00pm
Where
110 E Main StCharlottesville

Lovett or Leave It is hitting the road this summer! The Errors Tour brings this big gay live comedy and variety show to states that are totally into that, plus a few other states that had no say in the matter. Join as Jon Lovett and a motley crew of comedians, actors, journalists, politicians, and queer icons dive into the latest chaos in the news and pop culture while raising money to fight trans bans and protect trans kids. Expect games, sketches, perfect jokes, jokes that were worth a shot, and an overall great fucking time – even if we’re mad as hell. It’s a weird moment in history. The Errors Tour is ready to make it weirder.

Lovett or Leave It: The Errors Tour | The Jefferson Theater


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