ALOK: Eat Pray Leave Tour

Step into an evening where comedy becomes ceremony, where poetry pierces the veil of everyday numbness, and where one artist's fearless voice invites you to question, laugh, and transform. ALOK's Eat Pray Leave Tour arrives at the historic Wilshire Ebell Theatre in Los Angeles on Wednesday, March 10, 2027—a night of stand-up comedy, spoken word, and cultural commentary that transcends typical entertainment. Performed across more than 40 countries, ALOK has graced the stages of Edinburgh Fringe and Netflix is a Joke, earning features on HBO's The Sex Lives of College Girls and Hulu's Planet Sex with Cara Delevingne. This is not just a show; it's an invitation to awaken your consciousness through laughter and truth-telling.

ALOK's singular artistry blends sharp social insight with vulnerable, poetic expression—work so resonant that it captured the attention of Sundance Film Festival, where a docu-short executive produced by Jodie Foster premiered in 2024. Whether you're seeking spiritual depth wrapped in humor, sharp commentary on culture and identity, or simply an evening in the presence of an artist committed to speaking what others are afraid to voice, this tour delivers a rare alchemy of heart and intellect. This evening promises to crack you open, make you think, and leave you reconsidering what art and consciousness can do together.

What to Expect

Prepare for an evening that weaves together stand-up comedy, poetry, and cultural commentary into a cohesive artistic experience. ALOK guides the audience through personal reflection and collective awakening, using humor as a tool for insight and poetry as a language for the soul. The atmosphere is intimate yet expansive—a shared container where laughter and depth coexist. You'll leave with a renewed sense of possibility, a spark of creative inspiration, and the reminder that art can be both entertaining and transformative.

About the Artists / Teachers

ALOK is an internationally celebrated performer and artist whose work spans comedy, poetry, and cultural criticism. With performances across more than 40 countries, ALOK has become known for a fearless, vulnerable approach to storytelling that invites audiences into complex conversations about identity, society, and human connection. Their voice is singular, their insights sharp, and their commitment to authenticity unwavering.

Lewis Howes is an author and podcaster whose work through The School of Greatness has inspired millions. Known for blending personal development wisdom with vulnerable storytelling, Howes creates pathways for others to discover their potential and live more consciously.

Venue & Logistics

The Wilshire Ebell Theatre in Los Angeles is a storied cultural venue perfect for an intimate yet expansive evening with ALOK. The event takes place Wednesday, March 10, 2027. Arrive early to settle into the space and allow yourself to arrive mentally as well. Comfortable clothing is recommended. Check the venue's website for accessibility information and parking details.