Comedian, New York Times best-selling author, Emmy®-winning journalist, Billboard-topping musician and creator of the viral sensation, “The Manitowoc Minute,” Charlie Berens has announced 31 additional dates for his The Lost and Found Tour including a stop at Walton Arts Center on Thursday, Jan. 21 at 7 pm.
Presales start on Wednesday, Sept. 23 at 10 am. Tickets go on sale to the public at 10 am on Friday, Sept. 25. Standard all-in ticket prices range from $50.83-$125.68 plus tax. Prices are subject to change.
His string of success has led to a New York Times best-seller The Midwest Survival Guide being optioned for TV development and three sold out nationwide stand-up comedy tours. In his free time, Berens hosts the hilarious "Bellied Up" podcast w/ “Myles The You Betcha Guy” where the two of them belly up at a small-town bar every Thursday and take live calls from all over the Midwest and rest of the world. He also hosts “The Cripescast” podcast where he has meaningful conversations with a wide range of guests, including musicians, headlining comedians, dairy farmers, groundbreaking scientists, government officials, world-renown chefs, artists, business leaders, sports Hall of Famers, explorers, Olympians and creators about their connections to the Midwest. He has amassed over 12 million followers and over three billion views across his social channels thanks to his relatable comedic sensibility and while grounded in Midwest culture, Beren’s material consistently lands on a national level.
Additionally, Berens became a Billboard chart-topper in 2020 when he hit No. 1 on the bluegrass chart for his music/comedy album Unthawed and an Emmy winner in 2013 for his piece “The Cost of Water” at KDAF in Dallas. He also finds time for charitable causes and most notably has served as the ambassador for Feeding America Eastern Wisconsin for three years. If that wasn’t enough, he even launched his very own brandy, Berens Old Fashioned Brandy, which is in stores now across Wisconsin. Throughout all his work, he aims to connect with people through comedy and authenticity.
Support for Walton Arts Center is provided, in part, by the Arkansas Arts Council, an agency of the Arkansas Department of Parks, Heritage, and Tourism, and the National Endowment for the Arts. Walton Arts Center is Arkansas’ largest and busiest performing arts presenter. Each year more than 215,000 people from Arkansas, Missouri, Kansas and Oklahoma and beyond attend more than 300 public events at Walton Arts Center, including performances, rehearsals, community gatherings, receptions, weddings and more. Approximately 32,000 students and teachers participate annually in arts learning programs at Walton Arts Center, and almost 250 volunteers donate 28,000 hours of time each year to its operations. Walton Arts Center presents entertainers and artists from around the world including Broadway musicals, renowned dance companies, international artists, up-and-coming jazz musicians and more. As a non-profit organization, Walton Arts Center enjoys the generous support of public sector funding, corporate sponsorship and private donors, allowing audience members to enjoy world-class performances at a great price. To learn more about Walton Arts Center, visit www.waltonartscenter.org.
