Comedian Heather McMahan brings her Burning Down the House Tour to the Saenger on Saturday, January 16. McMahan is an actress, stand-up comic and podcaster whose first Netflix special, Son I Never Had, debuted in October 2023. A VIP add-on includes a post-show talkback with McMahan, a lanyard and an autographed tour poster.
Before you go
- Buy reserved seats from the Saenger box office or Ticketmaster, the only authorized outlets.
- Park in the Jefferson Street or Intendencia Street garage, because the theatre has no lot of its own.
- Leave bags larger than 14 by 14 by 6 inches at home and allow extra time for the security check.
- Be in your seat by 8:00 PM, since doors open at 7:00 PM.
What we checked, and when
Read off the venue's own page on 2026-10-28.
The Saenger's event page lists every seat as reserved with a ticket required and prints no price. Tickets are sold through the Saenger box office and Ticketmaster.
Not confirmed: The price. The venue publishes none, so neither do we.
Not confirmed: A military rate. We searched and the venue publishes none. That is not the same as there being none, so it is worth asking.
The VIP add-on is sold separately from the show ticket, and its price is not printed on the Saenger's page.
The Saenger's page prints no ticket price, so confirm the cost with the box office or Ticketmaster before planning a budget.
Latecomers may be asked to wait in the lobby until a break in the performance.
