David Sedaris, acclaimed humorist, author, and radio contributor, has lived life in a way that has propelled his books to the top of bestseller lists for over ten years. In his collections of essays Sedaris brilliantly recalls both the highs and comically rich lows of a life of general irreverence. His unique brand of expatriate humor has been popularized on National Public Radio’s “This American Life” and he was named Time magazine’s Humorist of the Year in 2001. In addition to his lecture, Sedaris will also be singing books following the event. So break out your copies of Naked and Me Talk Pretty One Day— most likely well worn as a result of their endlessly entertaining appeal—and bring them along to UB Center for the Arts on Wedneasday (Oct. 3), at 8pm, for what is sure to be a hilarious evening with one of the world’s most talented and popular social commentators.
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