A Man and His Prostate Tickets

A Man and His Prostate is a distinctive cabaret/theatre experience that blends comedy with essential information about prostate health. Written by Emmy-winning writer Ed Weinberger and based on his real medical experiences, the show has featured legendary actor Ed Asner in Malibu and other engagements since 2015. The format is a two-part, dialogue-lite monologue that invites audiences to laugh while learning, in a setting that balances intimate storytelling with theatrical flair. While a fully documented 2025 tour date isn’t listed in major calendars, regional performances have highlighted the show in Malibu and various U.S. theatres through the late 2010s. Here, we gather biography, creative highlights, and touring context to help you find a seating option and secure your seats when the show appears near you.

We’ve got you covered with reliable, straightforward ticketing. If you’re seeking theatre that informs as it entertains, this production offers a memorable evening with strong performances and practical health conversations—perfect for fans of classic theatre, biographical storytelling, and smart, accessible comedy.

Biography and credits come from respected sources, including Britannica and major press coverage. The show’s creative force, Ed Weinberger, is a multiple Emmy/Golden Globes/Peabody/WGA Lifetime Achievement winner, while Ed Asner—an iconic, seven-time Emmy Award winner—brings decades of stage and screen presence to the production. While there isn’t a centralized official social channel for the show, you can follow the involved theatres and press for updates. For the latest local listings, check venue pages and reputable theatre calendars, then secure your seats through our easy, no-fuss process—because you’ve got a guy who can help you get great tickets to this unique blend of storytelling and health education.

Upcoming appearances, when announced, will be listed with venue details, date, and seating options. If you’re curious about past venues or performance history, we’ve compiled context from Malibu Playhouse and other U.S. theatres to help set expectations for style, pacing, and audience engagement.