Comedian Cancels Minneapolis Show Scheduled for March 22

We have seen a few shows that have been scheduled for the Twin Cities area be cancelled in the last few weeks.  A couple of them have been rescheduled due to the unrest in the area, and some have just flat out cancelled.

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WHO WAS THE LATEST PERSON TO CANCEL A SHOW IN MINNEAPOLIS

This cancellation is referring to comedian Kevin James, which most people know from shows like "King of Queens" and also movies like "Paul Blart: Mall Cop" and his latest movie, out now is "Solo Mio" about a guy who gets stood up at the alter, and what happens after that.

WHAT WAS THE REASON GIVEN FOR THE CANCELLATION

He also currently has a comedy tour that is titled "Eat the Frog" and was scheduled to come to the State Theatre in Minneapolis on March 22.  That is just a couple of weeks away, and the reason given for the cancellation was "scheduling conflicts".  What could be scheduled at the same time this close to the show that no one noticed until now.  It seems a little suspect. But also - that was the reason given, so why question it?  Well, because of the aformentioned unrest in the Twin Cities area and some shows being cancelled or postponed.

WILL THIS SHOW BE RESCHEDULED

Hennepin Arts says no further details on the cancellation are currently available. It adds that ticketbuyers will receive refunds at the point of purchase. No plans to reschedule the event have been announced.

There is still a show happening the day before, on March 21 in Appleton, Wisconsin which is about 30 minutes South of Green Bay.