Chevy Chase Tickets

Join Chevy Chase for an intimate evening this January to celebrate his illustrious career.

One of the most honored and beloved actors of his generation, Chevy Chase first came to national prominence as a writer and performer with the original cast of NBC’s “Saturday Night Live,” for which he won two Emmy Awards. Soon after endearing himself to television audiences, Hollywood beckoned and Chevy made his feature film debut in the comedy-thriller “Foul Play” with Goldie Hawn. His many memorable films include: “Caddy Shack;” “Seems Like Old Times;” “National Lampoon’s Vacation;” “Fletch;” “National Lampoon’s European Vacation;” “Spies Like Us;” “The Three Amigos;” “Funny Farm;” Caddyshack II;” “Fletch Lives;” “National Lampoon’s Christmas Vacation;” “Memoirs of an Invisible Man;” Cops and Robbersons;” “Man of the House;” “Vegas Vacation” and “Snow Day.”

Chevy began his career in comedy as a writer and performer for “Channel One”, a local New York underground revue that satirized television. “Channel One” later became the basis for the film “The Groove Tube.” He has written for Lily Tomlin and the Smothers Brothers, and earned a Writers Guild of America Award for writing “Alan King’s Energy Crisis, Rising Prices and Assorted Vices” TV special. In addition, he won an Emmy Award for co-writing “The Paul Simon Special.”

In 1992, Harvard’s Hasty Pudding Theatricals, the nation’s oldest undergraduate dramatic group, honored Chevy as its “Man of the Year.” In 2007, Chevy received critical acclaim for his guest-starring role on NBC’s award-winning series “Law and Order.” He followed that return to the small screen with a two-episode guest-appearance on the hit ABC series “Brothers and Sisters,’ as well as three episodes on NBC’s “Chuck” in 2009. That same year Chevy began starring as Pierce Hawthorne in the hit NBC comedy series “Community,” on which he appeared for five seasons. Chevy also recently reprised his role in “Hot Tub Time Machine 2,” in which he also co-starred in the original.