Insomnia: A Spoken Word Play Tickets

Insomnia: A Spoken Word Play is the compelling, one-man performance crafted and performed by Brandon Leake, the poet who captured hearts as the winner of America's Got Talent Season 15 in 2020. A founder and CEO of Called To Move (CTM), Leake channels personal narrative, social topics, and intimate verse into a stage experience that resonates with diverse audiences. This page highlights his biography, discography, and upcoming tour information so fans can secure seats to the next live showing.

Brandon Leake’s work blends poetry with storytelling, offering an authentic voice in contemporary spoken word theatre. He’s brought Insomnia to life on stage at notable venues and charity events, delivering performances that are as reflective as they are engaging. As CTM continues to support youth poetry, Leake’s touring footprint expands to new cities and venues, including a 2026 Las Vegas engagement and projected 2025 releases that keep fans connected between shows.

Whether you’re a longtime follower of Leake’s poetry or new to the scene, we’ve got you covered with reliable access to tickets, artist background, and upcoming dates in your city. Secure your seats for Insomnia and experience a powerful live spoken word performance that stays true to the artist’s mission of moving people through words.

About the Artist: Brandon Leake is a renowned spoken word poet, performer, and the founder of Called To Move, a youth-poetry initiative that created pathways for young voices. His work as Insomnia has been staged at venues like the Ooley Theatre in Sacramento and in Los Angeles, with numerous charity and theatre engagements from 2021 through 2023. In addition to touring, Leake maintains an active online presence under CTM branding on platforms such as Instagram and YouTube, where fans can follow updates and behind-the-scenes content.

Discography Highlights (most recent first):

• Insomnia (2023)
• Family Affair (2022)
• Level (with Black Chakra) (2021)
• Deficiencies: A Tale From My Dark Side (2018)
• In My Thoughts (2016)