Whitney Cummings
Renowned comedian, writer, producer, and director Whitney Cummings has officially announced the second leg of her Big Baby stand-up comedy tour. Building on the extraordinary success of her 2024 run, which saw sold-out shows, Cummings continues to make history as one of the most influential figures in comedy.
On her Big Baby North American tour, Cummings delivers her signature sharp wit and fearless perspective navigating our wild world as a single mom. Fans can expect her laugh-out-loud takes on the chaos of personal growth, owning her mistakes and her humorous reflections on raising a son. With her unfiltered, relatable style, Big Baby promises an unforgettable comedy experience, brimming with the insight and energy that have made Cummings a standout performer.
“I’m so psyched to add more cities to the Big Baby tour, especially since my Big Baby loves to tour,” said Cummings. “I used to think having a kid would be the end of my comedy and touring career, so it’s been a miracle to see so many people coming out to hear what I have to say about motherhood and being so excited for me to finally grow up and start building a family after sharing so much about my crappy childhood and relationship mistakes. Also, I’m trying to leave California, so each city I go to, I’m also auditioning for a new hometown!”
Lauded by Variety as “one of the sharpest minds in comedy,” Cummings continues to redefine the genre with her bold storytelling and dynamic presence, cementing her status as a trailblazer in the entertainment industry. Celebrated for her incisive wit and razor-sharp delivery, she masterfully dissects modern life’s absurdities with unparalleled humor and charm. Cummings continues to push boundaries and redefine comedy, making her a powerful and enduring force in the industry.
Due to overwhelming demand, the Big Baby tour will expand to 31 shows in 2025, kicking off on January 3 at the Comedy Mothership in Austin, TX. The tour will visit major U.S. cities such as Tampa, Cleveland, Pittsburgh, Napa, Milwaukee, Seattle, Phoenix, Las Vegas and Knoxville, in addition to a four-city stop at the Great Outdoors Comedy Festival in Canada.