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Whitney Cummings will perform in Philadelphia on Friday, April 3, 2026, at the Miller Theater at The Kimmel Center. This is an opportunity to experience her live performance. Secure your tickets for Whitney Cummings in Philadelphia now.

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Fri Apr.03.2026 07:00 pm
Whitney Cummings at Miller Theater at The Kimmel Center
Whitney Cummings Miller Theater at The Kimmel Center April 03,2026

Experience Whitney Cummings at Miller Theater at The Kimmel Center & Top 2026

Miller Theater at The Kimmel Center 250 S Broad St, Philadelphia, PA, 19102

Experience an unforgettable evening of laughter with Whitney Cummings at the Miller Theater at The Kimmel Center on April 3, 2026. This highly anticipated comedy event promises to deliver a night filled with wit and humor, showcasing Cummings' unique comedic style that has captivated audiences nationwide.

Whitney Cummings is renowned for her sharp observational comedy and engaging storytelling. As a successful comedian, actress, and writer, she has made a significant impact on the entertainment industry. With hit shows like "Whitney" and "2 Broke Girls," Cummings has established herself as a prominent figure in comedy, making her upcoming performance in Philadelphia a must-see event for fans and newcomers alike.

Tickets for this event are expected to be in high demand, reflecting Cummings' popularity and the intimate setting of the Miller Theater. Prices may vary based on seating options, but fans can anticipate a range from approximately $40 to $150. The venue's seating chart offers various choices to enhance your experience, whether you prefer close-up views or a more relaxed atmosphere.

Attendees can look forward to an evening filled with laughter as Cummings shares her insights on modern life, relationships, and the absurdities of everyday experiences. Her ability to connect with audiences through relatable humor ensures that this performance will resonate long after the final punchline.

As you prepare for this exciting night of comedy in Philadelphia, consider securing your tickets early through ticketsphilly.com. With positive reviews highlighting both Whitney Cummings' performances and the exceptional acoustics of the Miller Theater, this event is poised to be one of the standout shows of 2026. Don't miss your chance to witness one of comedy's brightest stars live on stage!

Whitney Cummings Philadelphia Concert reviews

By paf3693

It was okay and worth the money

I love Whitney Cummings! So much so that I've seen all of her stands-ups either online or on television, as well as her TV show and all the seasons of 2 Broke Girls. That's what made this show a bit sub-par: all of her material was recycled. Literally 90% of it was. Expect to see basically half of her HBO special in it, and the other half from a previous stand-up from Comedy Central. I spent the entire night looking to my significant other and whispering the punch line before she got to it. She was still hilarious though, and her timing is impeccable. Our tickets were $46 a piece, so I'm not too mad about it. We did get to meet her, and she made time to talk to everyone, and you get a free copy of her book. So, I think it was still money well spent to go see her, meet her, and get a signed book, even if you knew all of the jokes and anecdotes.

On the other hand, I was disappointed with the way the venue/event was handled. Buckhead Theatre has two bars in their lobby, and they allowed guests to get up and leave their seats constantly throughout the opening act and through Whitney's act to get drinks. This is even more exaggerated because this is not auditorium/stadium style seated where you have certain row levels, which taper down to the main stage. This was basically a flat banquet hall where chairs were placed and could be therefore moved for concerts. So, when someone in front of you gets up to go get a drink (whether it's one row in front or five rows), you can no longer see the stage or the performer. This wouldn't have been such a big deal if people were constantly getting up to get drinks and in their own conversations when that happened. It disrupted a lot of the show, and even Whitney made comments about people getting up and down -- she joked at some of the front row people who were constantly getting up and down and picked on their clothes and backpacks. It still happened even up to the last minute.

I was also a little disappointed in the show running time. Everything started on time, which is great because I know how hard it is to get everything together and do what you need to do, especially if you're moving venues every single night. But Whitney cut herself short, and even explained that she was doing that so she would have enough time to do the meet and greet and sign books at the end. While this is very personable, and I appreciate the thought, I did want to see more comedy from her. I mean, if you think about it, you're losing 10-20 minutes of comedy time to gain 30 seconds of a meet and greet for yourself.

All in all, it was a good experience. If I had paid more money for tickets, I'd have been more upset. But you get what you pay for, and a decent comedy show, a meet and greet, and a free signed book for $46 was fine with me.

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