Jim Jefferies in Wilkes Barre 2026
Prepare for an unforgettable night of laughter as Jim Jefferies takes the stage at the F.M. Kirby Center for the Performing Arts in Wilkes Barre, PA on May 30, 2026. His sharp wit and hilarious takes on life will keep you in stitches. Don’t miss out—grab your Jim Jefferies tour tickets now!
Jim Jefferies Wilkes Barre Tickets
| Date | Price | Tickets |
| Saturday May 30, 2026 07:00 PM |
Jim Jefferies from $87.20 |
Tickets |
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Frequently Asked Questions
What time does the Jim Jefferies show in Wilkes‑Barre start?
Jim Jefferies’ “Son of a Carpenter” show at the F.M. Kirby Center for the Performing Arts in Wilkes‑Barre, PA is on Saturday, May 30, 2026, with showtime at 7:00 PM. The Kirby Center event page notes doors opening at 5:30 PM, so arriving 60–90 minutes early gives you time for parking, security, restrooms, and getting settled before the show begins.
Where is the F.M. Kirby Center located?
The F.M. Kirby Center for the Performing Arts is located at 71 Public Square, Wilkes‑Barre, PA 18701. It sits in downtown Wilkes‑Barre on Public Square, close to restaurants, bars, and hotels, and is easy to reach from surrounding areas in the Wyoming Valley.
How can I get cheap tickets for Jim Jefferies in Wilkes‑Barre?
To find cheaper tickets, compare prices across several major sellers and reputable resale sites, including Ticketmaster, AXS, Vivid Seats, StubHub, SeatGeek, and others, because base prices and service fees can vary a lot. One major marketplace lists the lowest current price for this Kirby Center show at about $88, with an average price around $120. Another site shows “cheapest” balcony tickets for this event, meaning upper‑level balcony sections usually offer the best entry‑level prices. For better value, focus on rear or side balcony seats rather than premium orchestra or front‑mezzanine rows, and watch prices over time; if the show is not nearly sold out, resellers sometimes lower prices closer to the date. Buying directly from the Kirby Center or its official partners helps avoid overpaying or ending up with invalid tickets.
What is the usual ticket price range for this Wilkes‑Barre show?
Vivid Seats reports that Jim Jefferies tickets at the Kirby Center currently start at about $88, with an average ticket price of roughly $120 for this date. Other resale and comparison sites list balcony seats in the high‑$80s and low‑$90s, with orchestra and front‑mezzanine seats priced higher, especially in central rows. Because prices move with demand, checking multiple platforms before buying helps you see whether a listing is fairly priced or significantly marked up.
What is the seating capacity and layout of the F.M. Kirby Center?
The Kirby Center for the Performing Arts offers about 1,800 seats across three main levels: the main floor (orchestra), mezzanine, and balcony. Seating charts and venue information state a total capacity around 1,832 seats for standard configurations, with accessible seating located on the main floor.
Which seats are best for a Jim Jefferies comedy show at the Kirby Center?
The main floor (orchestra) and front mezzanine seats are often preferred for the best combination of proximity and clear views, with excellent sightlines noted from these areas. If you want cheaper tickets while still seeing well, balcony sections—especially center‑right and center‑left rows like N, O, and P highlighted as good “deal score” options—offer a solid view at a significantly lower price than premium orchestra. When choosing, use the seating chart and try to stay in more central sections rather than extreme sides for the best angle.
Is the show seated or general admission?
The Kirby Center FAQ explains that most main‑auditorium events use assigned seating as the default, and general‑admission formats are clearly noted when they apply. The Jim Jefferies Wilkes‑Barre listings on Ticketmaster and AXS show specific rows and seat numbers, confirming that this is a reserved‑seating show, not general admission.
What are the parking and transportation options for the Kirby Center, and how can I keep costs down?
The Kirby Center is located on Public Square in downtown Wilkes‑Barre, where visitors typically use surrounding public and private parking lots and street parking. To keep costs low, arrive early to find cheaper or free on‑street spaces where permitted, look for evening flat‑rate lots within a short walk, or share a ride with friends so you can split parking or rideshare costs.
Are there any age restrictions for the Jim Jefferies show at the Kirby Center?
Jim Jefferies is an Australian stand‑up comedian known for sharp, provocative, and explicitly adult humor. Event descriptions and tour materials present this as an evening comedy show for adults, so attendees should expect strong language and mature themes even if a strict age limit is not printed on all listings. If you are thinking about bringing younger guests, it is wise to consider the mature content and contact the Kirby Center box office if you need specific guidance.
What accessibility options does the Kirby Center offer?
The Kirby Center FAQ states that accessible seating is available on the main floor for patrons who use wheelchairs or have difficulty seeing or hearing, and those needing such seating should contact the box office to arrange appropriate locations. The theatre also explains how seat numbering works (odd on one side, even on the other, sequential in the center) so guests and staff can easily locate accessible and companion seats together.
How can I balance price and view when choosing seats for this show?
If your priority is price, look at balcony center sections where tickets around rows N–P are currently among the lowest‑priced options and still offer a clear view of the stage. For a better overall experience without paying top‑tier prices, aim for mid‑orchestra or front‑mezzanine center seats that cost more than the very cheapest balcony tickets but less than the closest orchestra rows while still providing excellent sightlines for stand‑up comedy.