Ali Siddiq in Pittsburgh 2026
Ali Siddiq is set to take the stage in Pittsburgh, PA, on Jan 31, 2026, at the Byham Theater for a night of side-splitting laughter. This hilarious performance is part of his national tour across the US, promising top-notch stand-up comedy and unforgettable entertainment. Don’t miss the chance to experience this live event—secure your Ali Siddiq tour tickets today!
Ali Siddiq Pittsburgh Tickets
| Date | Price | Tickets |
| Saturday Jan 31, 2026 07:00 PM |
Ali Siddiq from $107.94 |
Tickets |
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Frequently Asked Questions
When and where is Ali Siddiq performing in Pittsburgh?
Ali Siddiq is scheduled to perform in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, on Saturday, January 31, 2026, at 7:00 p.m. at the Byham Theater, located at 101 6th Ave in the Cultural District. This show is part of his “In The Shadows” tour, presented by the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust and Outback Presents.
What time should I arrive for the show?
The Ali Siddiq performance is listed for 7:00 p.m., and shows at the Byham Theater typically open doors about 60 minutes before curtain time to allow for seating and concessions. Plan to arrive between 5:45 p.m. and 6:30 p.m. so you have time for parking, ticket scanning, restrooms, and finding your seat without rushing.
How can I get cheap tickets for Ali Siddiq at the Byham Theater?
Ticket sites show a wide price range, with some “get in” prices in gallery or mezzanine sections just above 110 dollars, while orchestra seats can run higher depending on row and demand. To get cheaper tickets, compare several ticket marketplaces, target gallery or side-mezzanine seats instead of premium center-orchestra, and use tools that flag best-value seats so you can spot lower-priced options that still have a good view.
What extra tips can help save money on this Pittsburgh show?
You can sometimes save by buying early at face value through the Cultural Trust or primary ticket outlets before resale prices climb, or by watching resale listings closer to the date when some sellers may lower prices to avoid going unused. For future tours, join Ali Siddiq’s email list and the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust mailing list for presales and special offers, and consider lower-fee marketplaces where reduced service charges keep the final total down even when base prices look similar.
What is the seating like at the Byham Theater?
The Byham Theater is a historic, approximately 1,300-seat venue with orchestra and balcony levels, plus gallery seating, and most seats offer clear sightlines due to the raked layout. Center orchestra and front balcony rows generally provide the most immersive experience, while upper balcony or gallery seats are popular for fans who want a lower ticket price but still a solid view for stand-up comedy.
Is the Byham Theater accessible for guests with disabilities?
The Byham Theater offers wheelchair-accessible seating and accessible restrooms, and it can provide accommodations such as assistive listening devices for guests who need them. Guests with mobility or accessibility needs should contact the Pittsburgh Cultural Trust in advance and plan to arrive early so staff can assist with accessible entrances, elevators, and seating locations.
What are the parking options near the Byham Theater?
There is no dedicated Byham Theater parking garage, but several nearby garages are within a few minutes’ walk, including the 6th & Penn Garage and Theater Square Garage about 0.10 miles away, plus Riverfront Center Garage, Market Square Garage, and multiple other garages within roughly half a mile. These garages offer evening event parking, so you can choose the closest or best-priced option based on how far you are willing to walk.
Are there parking and drop-off tips, especially for guests with limited mobility?
Local advice recommends using nearby garages like the Fort Duquesne and Sixth Street Garage, which has a short walk to the Byham Theater, and dropping off passengers with mobility issues at the theater entrance before parking. For guests who use walkers or need extra time, arriving early and using elevators inside the theater reduces crowding and waiting after the show.
Can I bring outside food, drinks, or bags into the Byham Theater?
The Pittsburgh Cultural Trust venues generally prohibit outside food and beverages inside the Byham, instead offering concessions for snacks and drinks. Expect standard bag checks at the door, so bring only a small bag with essentials and finish any outside food or drinks before entering to move through security more quickly.
Is the Pittsburgh show all ages, and is it suitable for kids?
The event is promoted as Ali Siddiq’s “In The Shadows” stand-up show, and he is known for adult language and mature storytelling rather than family-oriented material. While age admission rules depend on the ticket seller, the performance is generally best suited for older teens and adults, so parents should use discretion before bringing children.
How long will Ali Siddiq’s show in Pittsburgh last?
The performance is scheduled to start at 7:00 p.m., and event listings block out the evening until around 11:00 p.m., though a typical stand-up show with a possible opener usually runs about 90 minutes to 2 hours. When planning your night, allow around two hours for the show plus extra time for parking and walking in the Cultural District so you are not rushed before or after the performance.