Grace Helbig's comedy and storytelling live at Turner Hall. A night of laughs and heartfelt moments.
Grace Helbig, known for her quick wit and awkward charm, steps away from the screen and onto the stage with her show 'Let Me Get This Off My Chest.' This performance is a blend of comedy and personal storytelling, as Grace shares her journey through breast cancer treatment with humor and honesty. It's a chance to see a beloved internet personality in a new light, bringing her signature style to a live audience.
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Turner Hall Ballroom provides an intimate setting for this unique show, allowing the audience to connect with Grace's stories on a personal level. The venue's historic charm adds to the experience, making it a memorable night out. Whether you're a long-time fan or new to her work, this show offers a fresh perspective on Grace's life and career, with plenty of laughs along the way.
Arrive at 7:15 PM to avoid the initial rush at the doors opening at 7:00 PM. This gives you time to settle in and grab a drink before the show starts at 8:00 PM.
Grace Helbig has amassed millions of views as an OG YouTube star. As a comedian, NYTimes bestseller, podcast host and true internet kid she’s built a career on quick wit, awkward charm, and heartfelt story telling. But at age 37 everything paused when she was suddenly diagnosed with breast cancer. Let Me Get This Off My Chest explores her unexpected “hero’s journey” through breast cancer treatment. Grace is bursting out of her computer screen and bringing her signature comedy to the stage for a night of unpredictable laughs and unforgettable stories.
