Soul'd Out Presents:  Leah Rudick Door: 6:00pm Show: 7:00pm Ages 21+ welcome. Tickets are now available as single-purchase tickets, remaining seats are GA seats (you may be seated at a table with others who are not in your party). There are Standing Room tickets available as well, which have first-come-first serve status with any remaining seats in the building.  https://www.leahrudick.com/  Leah Rudick is an actor, writer & comedian whose viral comedy videos on TikTok and Instagram have amassed over a million followers and counting. Best known for her “Wealthy Woman” character, an oblivious but lovable billionaire who delights in middle class adventures, Leah has cultivated a loyal fanbase with her videos topping over 100 million views. Springboarding off this success, Leah has spent the past year on the road, headlining and selling out the best clubs in the nation, meeting devoted fans from all walks of life, captivating audiences with her unique brand of weird girl comedy. In 2024 she released her first one hour comedy special, Spiraling, available to stream on Amazon and Apple TV. Other TV appearances include HBO’s High Maintenance, IFC’s Commuters & Tubi’s Coming to the Stage. She is known for her viral original characters including Wealthy Woman, Joannie, and Love Coach. Rudick has built a devoted fanbase of nearly 2 million followers across socials with her signature ‘weird girl’ comedy. Deadline named Leah as a Top 20 Comic to Watch in 2026. TV credits include High Maintenance (HBO), Commuters (IFC), and Crowd Control (Dropout TV). She co-wrote and co-starred in the critically acclaimed web series Made to Order, featured in Marie Claire, IndieWire, and the New York Observer. On the big screen, she co-wrote and co-starred in the indie feature Sweet Parents which took home top prizes at Brooklyn International Film Festival, Montreal World Film Festival and The Lower East Side Film Festival. Rudick began her comedy career in New York with her sketch duo Skinny Bitch Jesus Meeting, earning praise in Time Out NY, Washington Post, and Complex Magazine, which named her one of “25 Funny People Who Should Have Their Own TV Show.”  Notes on Seating: Open seating, may be limited or standing room only. First come, first seated.