Boston comedy fans are getting a full weekend of dark, sharp stand-up when Daniel Sloss brings his new show BITTER to The Wilbur next weekend. The Scottish comedian is booked for three performances, giving audiences multiple chances to spend an evening laughing at topics that are usually safer left untouched.
A Three-Show Weekend With One Sold-Out Night
According to The Wilbur, Sloss will perform Friday at 7:30 p.m., Saturday at 8 p.m., and Sunday at 3 p.m. The venue currently lists the Friday show as sold out, while ticket links remain available for the Saturday performance and Sunday matinee.
BITTER is billed as a brand-new show built around Sloss’s familiar mix of uncomfortable subjects, dark humor, and pointed observations. Time Out Boston describes the show as a sharper continuation of the comedian’s willingness to turn social discomfort and hypocrisy into punchlines.
Sloss’s official tour page places the Boston run among his 2026 BITTER dates across the United States and Canada. The Wilbur describes the show as Sloss’s 13th solo production and notes that his touring career has taken him to 55 countries, along with nine sold-out New York off-Broadway runs.
What Boston Audiences Should Know
The show is happening at The Wilbur Theatre at 246 Tremont St. in Boston’s Theater District, near Stuart Street and the Chinatown stop on the Orange Line. Time Out Boston lists ticket prices from $70 to $114.
Doors open one hour before showtime, according to the venue’s event page. With the opening night already sold out, the remaining performances are the clearest options for Boston fans who want their weekend plans a little more bitter than usual.
