Grief Sucks: A One Man Show By KevOnStage

Located in the heart of Detroit’s historic Bricktown district, Saint Andrew’s Hall has been a cornerstone of the city’s cultural scene since 1907. Originally built as a meeting place for the Saint Andrew’s Society, this storied venue has evolved into an iconic destination for live performance. Comedy fans are drawn to the hall’s intimate atmosphere and tiered sightlines, which foster a high-energy connection between the stage and the audience. The building features multiple unique spaces, including the main theater and the legendary basement room known as The Shelter. While rooted in Detroit’s rich musical legacy, the hall is a staple for major comedy tours and stand-up specials. The venue has hosted industry legends like Dave Chappelle, who famously performed a multi-night residency there, as well as notable acts like John Mulaney and Russell Howard. Whether attending a headlining tour or a surprise set, Saint Andrew’s Hall offers a quintessential Detroit experience defined by its historic charm and vibrant modern energy.