Cirque Kalabante takes the audience on a journey to the African nation of Guinea via the thrill of the circus! Cirque en Afrique is the company's show celebrating the Guinean diaspora and the colors, culture and music which the country's people have brought to the world. With stunning sets and colorful traditional and contemporary costumes, there's jaw-dropping acrobatics, high-flying feats and splendid, entrancing dance, all set to the sounds of live music from modern Afrojazz to traditional West African rhythms and beyond.

Known for pulling at the threads of familiarity, David Sedaris specializes in poignant comedy that is often mined from his unconventional childhood in North Carolina, his wildly varying stream of jobs, and his move to France with his partner. His latest book, The Land and its People, takes all of his wittiest humor and weaves it into a collection of essays that investigate what friendship, brotherhood and travel really mean. Don't miss the chance to see him in conversation about the book and much more, with little off the table.

Legendary drummer and founding member of the timeless rock band The Police, Stewart Copeland, heads out on the road for a night of conversation about his storied career, its highs and lows, and his adventures composing for Hollywood, touring the world and everything in between. One of the most influential drummers of all time, Copeland's legacy is wide reaching. Don't miss this opportunity to hear him pull back the curtain and tell all!