David Feherty Off Tour
- Nov 7, 2021 - 4:00 PM
- Fred Kavli Theatre
- 2100 E. Thousand Oaks Boulevard Thousand Oaks, California 91362
Tickets: $186.00 (VIP), $66.00, $56.00
Tickets are available for sale at the BAPAC box office in person, Thursday - Saturday, 10am-2pm;or purchase on-line by clicking on the BUY TICKETS button.
*Ticket prices include a facility charge.
A $3.00 processing fee will be added to the price of each ticket purchased at the box office window. Additional convenience/handling fees will apply when purchased through Ticketmaster.
All patrons must have a valid ticket. All tickets are final sale. No refunds or exchanges. All dates, times and artists are subject to change. Creative control is subject to the discretion of the artist; attendees may be exposed to material or subject matter which they may deem offensive, including but not limited to: adult language, adult content, political/social viewpoints of the artist, etc.
Health and safety protocols may be in effect at the time of performance, including but not limited to: social distancing, proof of Covid-19 vaccination, proof of negative PCR testing, requirement or recommendation for the wearing of masks or face coverings. Venue management reserves the right to make changes to health protocols according to updated public health guidance and law. Ticket holders will be asked to assist with compliance of venue health and safety protocols; any ticket holder who refuses to comply with stated health and safety protocols may be required to leave the theatre, and their ticket will not be refunded.
How do you describe the offbeat antics of David Feherty? With a sharp wit and irreverent style, the professional golfer turned golf analyst, talk show host and sports broadcaster has made a name for himself as one of the most hilarious and irrepressible personalities in sports. Of Feherty’s live one-man show, Golf Digest said: “Uncensored and unhinged, and worth the price of admission. It really was stupendous.” The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette raves, “David Feherty was uproariously funny. It was two hours of zaniness and madcap storytelling. People were coming out of their seats with laughter.”Tickets are available for sale at the BAPAC box office in person, Thursday - Saturday, 10am-2pm;or purchase on-line by clicking on the BUY TICKETS button.
*Ticket prices include a facility charge.
A $3.00 processing fee will be added to the price of each ticket purchased at the box office window. Additional convenience/handling fees will apply when purchased through Ticketmaster.
All patrons must have a valid ticket. All tickets are final sale. No refunds or exchanges. All dates, times and artists are subject to change. Creative control is subject to the discretion of the artist; attendees may be exposed to material or subject matter which they may deem offensive, including but not limited to: adult language, adult content, political/social viewpoints of the artist, etc.
Health and safety protocols may be in effect at the time of performance, including but not limited to: social distancing, proof of Covid-19 vaccination, proof of negative PCR testing, requirement or recommendation for the wearing of masks or face coverings. Venue management reserves the right to make changes to health protocols according to updated public health guidance and law. Ticket holders will be asked to assist with compliance of venue health and safety protocols; any ticket holder who refuses to comply with stated health and safety protocols may be required to leave the theatre, and their ticket will not be refunded.
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How do you describe the offbeat antics of David Feherty? With a sharp wit and irreverent style, the professional golfer turned golf analyst, talk show host and sports broadcaster has made a name for himself as one of the most hilarious and irrepressible personalities in sports. Of Feherty’s live one-man show, Golf Digest said: “Uncensored and unhinged, and worth the price of admission. It really was stupendous.” The Pittsburgh Post-Gazette raves, “David Feherty was uproariously funny. It was two hours of zaniness and madcap storytelling. People were coming out of their seats with laughter.”