Juno Award-nominated stand-up comedian Nathan Macintosh will perform a five-show weekend run at Mark Ridley's Comedy Castle in Royal Oak from January 22 through January 24. The limited engagement follows recent sold-out performances in Chicago and San Diego, with high demand expected for tickets.
Macintosh's comedy, characterized by sharp, clean material built on real-life storytelling and tight pacing, has generated more than 40 million views online, contributing to his rapidly growing national audience. Fans can preview his latest material through clips from his recent stand-up hour available online.
This Royal Oak appearance holds special significance for the comedian, as Mark Ridley's Comedy Castle was the first club he ever headlined. "Coming back to the first club I ever headlined means a lot to me," Macintosh said. "Comedy Castle played a huge role in my early career, and I can't wait to bring this new hour back to that stage." The weekend also coincides with his planned visit to Detroit's Robocop statue, adding a local cultural element to the run.
Tickets for all five performances are available through the official box office at https://www.comedycastle.com/tickets. Seating is limited, and shows are expected to sell quickly given Macintosh's recent momentum, which includes sold-out runs at Zanies Chicago and in San Diego. His ability to connect with audiences through smart, relatable material continues to result in packed venues nationwide.
For additional tour dates and information, visit http://nathanmacintosh.com. The return to Comedy Castle represents a full-circle moment in Macintosh's career, highlighting both his professional growth and the ongoing appeal of his comedic style to diverse audiences across the country.
