20% Off Tix: Alex Edelman’s “Just For Us” Live in SF

Direct From Broadway, Alex Edelman’s JUST FOR US, – which centers on a meeting of neo-Nazis that Edelman attended in New York – comes to the Curran for two shows only — and you have $50 off tickets to opening night on October 26th.

“Belly-laugh funny” (New York Times)

In, JUST FOR US, NYC comedy maverick Alex Edelman takes a hilariously relevant journey into identity and empathy (with a dash of confronting online anti-Semitic hate).

Alex Edelman’s JUST FOR US
October 26 + 28, 2023
Curran Theater, 445 Geary St.., SF
– OPENING NIGHT (Oct. 26) – Get $50 Off  Tickets w/ secret code FUNCHEAP
– October 28 – Get 20% off Tickets w/ secret code FUNCHEAP

• Don’t miss out! These $50 Off opening night tickets are good for most tickets (Loge and Orchestra seats) that typically go for up to $137!
• There are no evil per ticket fees (just one reasonable $5 order fee, no matter how many tickets you buy)
• The best seats will go quickly
• Use code FUNCHEAP to unlock $50 off opening night tickets or 20% off all other performances 

JUST FOR US Schedule (Two shows only)

• Thursday, Oct. 26, 2023 – 7:30p – Opening Night – $50 off most tix
• Saturday, Oct. 28, 2023 – 7:30p – 20% off most tix

JUST FOR US has cemented Alex Edelman’s reputation as a writer and performer of impressive ambition and technical skill. It finished its Broadway run at the end of August and is now going on tour, with its first stop right here in San Francisco. 

In its premiere run at the Melbourne International Comedy Festival, it was nominated for a Barry Award for Best Show. In Edinburgh, it earned a Herald Angel Award, a nomination for Best Show, and superlative praise that made it the best reviewed comedy show at the Festival in a decade.  It’s been nominated for an Outer Critics Circle Award, a Drama Desk Award, and an Obie.

Beyond comedy, Alex writes regularly for outlets like The Atlantic and The Believer, has written and produced documentaries for the US State Department and ESPN’s 30 FOR 30 series, and spent more than a decade working as a speechwriter for the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Boston Red Sox.