Heather McMahan stand-up shows in Boston

Heather McMahan is scheduled to bring her stand-up tour to Boston on Friday, April 24, with an 8 p.m. show at the Boch Center’s Shubert Theatre. (bochcenter.org) Meet Boston lists McMahan on its official events calendar for April 24, 2026, at 265 Tremont Street, with ticket prices starting at $45 at the box office and a posted run time of 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. (meetboston.com) The appearance is part of “The Bamboozled Tour,” which Boch Center and Live Nation both show as on sale now for the Shubert date. The venue page lists one Boston performance, not a multi-night local run. (bochcenter.org) (livenation.com) McMahan arrives in Boston with a larger profile than on her last club-sized swings through comedy markets. Boch Center’s event page identifies her as a comedian, actress and podcaster, and points to two recent stand-up specials, “Son I Never Had” on Netflix and “Breadwinner” on Hulu, that each reached the platform top 10 for seven days. (bochcenter.org) Her official site ties the live dates to a broader fan ecosystem built around the “Absolutely Not” podcast and a branded touring business that now sells tickets, merch and tour stops from one hub. That helps explain why a single Friday theater date can land on Boston’s citywide weekend guide instead of a niche comedy listing. (heatherontour.com) (meetboston.com) The timing also puts the show into a crowded spring calendar in Boston. Meet Boston’s weekend roundup for April 24–26 places comedy alongside Japan Festival Boston, theater runs and other downtown events competing for the same audiences and hotel bookings. (meetboston.com) For people planning around the show, the most concrete details are stable across listings: Friday, April 24; doors at 7 p.m. on The Boston Calendar; showtime at 8 p.m.; Shubert Theatre in the Theater District. (thebostoncalendar.com) (bochcenter.org) So the Boston stop looks less like a weekend residency than a one-night theater booking folded into the city’s April 24–26 entertainment lineup. For now, the official Boston and venue calendars point to the same thing: one Friday night set, one downtown room, and tickets already on sale. (meetboston.com) (bochcenter.org)