Comedian Brian Regan will perform at the Community Arts Center on Thursday, May 5, as part of a 38-city tour throughout North America. The Bush Campus Center has a limited number of tickets available for Penn College students, faculty and staff at a reduced ticket price of $42. Tickets will be available from Tuesday until 8 p.m. Friday. There is no minimum or maximum number of tickets that can be ordered at one time, and there are no refunds or exchanges. After Friday, tickets will be available at the Community Arts Center for $45 each plus a processing fee. Regan is an American comedian known for striking the perfect balance of sophisticated writing and physicality during his performances. He can turn the most mundane situations – going to the eye doctor to get fitted for glasses or trying to decide how many Fig Newtons to eat in one sitting, for instance – into side-splitting stand-up material. Critics and contemporaries alike have praised his clean, off-center humor, allowing him to appeal to a fan base that crosses age groups. The Community Arts Center is located at 220 W. Fourth St. in downtown Williamsport, just a few blocks from campus. There will be free transportation to take students from campus to the theater and back. For times and locations, visit the Show Shuttle page. The center is a wholly owned subsidiary of Penn College.Comedian Brian Regan will perform at the Community Arts Center on Thursday, May 5, as part of a 38-city tour throughout North America. The Bush Campus Center has a limited number of tickets available for Penn College students, faculty and staff at a reduced ticket price of $42. Tickets will be available from Tuesday until 8 p.m. Friday. There is no minimum or maximum number of tickets that can be ordered at one time, and there are no refunds or exchanges. After Friday, tickets will be available at the Community Arts Center for $45 each plus a processing fee. Regan is an American comedian known for striking the perfect balance of sophisticated writing and physicality during his performances. He can turn the most mundane situations – going to the eye doctor to get fitted for glasses or trying to decide how many Fig Newtons to eat in one sitting, for instance – into side-splitting stand-up material. Critics and contemporaries alike have praised his clean, off-center humor, allowing him to appeal to a fan base that crosses age groups. The Community Arts Center is located at 220 W. Fourth St. in downtown Williamsport, just a few blocks from campus. There will be free transportation to take students from campus to the theater and back. For times and locations, visit the Show Shuttle page. The center is a wholly owned subsidiary of Penn College.