Nurse Blake

Nurse Blake

But Did You Die? Comedy Tour

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Date
Dec 1, 2025
Event Starts
8:00PM
Venue
Atlanta Symphony Hall
Doors Open
7:00 PM
Availability
On Sale Now

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December 1, 2025
Monday at 8:00PM

About

Nurse Blake is back with his hilarious new comedy tour with all new content, diving into the wildest things patients and their families say and do. From self-diagnosing Stage 8 Cancer with WebMD to hitting the call light like they are on a game show, nothing is off-limits!

Expect a night of nonstop laughter packed with healthcare workers who desperately need a break. Bring your friends, coworkers, and even that one patient who swore they were allergic to water—this is going to be a night to remember!

This show is recommended for audiences 18+.

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