Theo Von's Epic Week: Sold-Out Shows, TIME100, and a New Movie with David Spade
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Theo Von's Epic Week: Sold-Out Shows, TIME100, and a New Movie with David Spade
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Theo Von has been everywhere these past few days, with his profile reaching new heights both onstage and off. Just announced by Gramercy Theatre, Theo performed a special show in Manhattan last night as part of his Return of the Rat Tour, drawing fans for an intimate set that sold out quickly according to the Gramercy Theatre’s Instagram and ticketing outlets. He’s not slowing down, either—tonight he’s taking over the massive Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia, as featured in North Penn Now and Ticketing Tuesday, showing that his tour has scaled up from clubs to arenas with thousands of tickets still moving fast.
The mainstream media took notice in a big way: Time Magazine just named Theo among its TIME100 Creators for 2025, highlighting his unique place as a voice for regular people in an evolving digital media landscape. They note that whether Theo’s trading jabs with President Donald Trump or debating politics with streamer Hasan Piker on his podcast This Past Weekend, he connects across the ideological spectrum with a style that’s as self-deprecating as it is politically incorrect. Time and AOL both recapped how Theo’s Trump interview last year racked up over 16 million YouTube views and even got thanks from UFC’s Dana White for amplifying Trump’s message—long-term, that sort of reach cements Theo as a central figure in the creator economy and political discourse.
In breaking entertainment news, Variety and AOL revealed that Theo and David Spade are teaming up to co-star and co-produce a new buddy comedy movie called Busboys, which they wrote together and are self-financing. Production kicks off this January, and it’s another sign that Theo is crossing from stand-up and podcasting to mainstream Hollywood projects. The plot—two friends who think becoming waiters in an Arizona border town will solve all their problems—promises the offbeat humor both stars are known for.
On social media, Theo continues to generate buzz—his recent Instagram reel captioned Baby steps with rapper Kevin Gates has already drawn thousands of likes and hundreds of comments, reflecting his continued engagement with fans and collaborators from music, comedy, and beyond.
And business-wise, his tour is hot: ticket prices range from affordable to premium VIP levels, and with shows lined up into August at major venues like Detroit’s Fox Theatre and LA’s Dolby Theatre, the demand is only growing.
In summary, Theo Von’s week is a snapshot of a comic and creator at peak relevance—selling out theaters, landing on the TIME100, breaking into film with David Spade, and keeping his massive online following entertained along the way.
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