NEXT for AUTISM's Night of Too Many Stars is back!
Night of Too Many Stars with Rachel Bloom, Stephen Colbert, Ron Funches, James Austin Johnson, Chris Rock, Adam Sandler, Amy Schumer, Jon Stewart, the cast from How to Dance in Ohio, and too many more to come, returns just in time for the holidays!
Join us for this live comedy event to benefit NEXT for AUTISM and autism programs nationwide.
WHEN: Monday, December 11, 2023 at 8:00 pm
WHERE: The Beacon Theatre, New York, NY
SPONSORSHIPS & PREMIUM BENEFIT TICKETS: SOLD OUT
STANDARD EVENT TICKETS (TICKETMASTER): SOLD OUT
Email [email protected] with any questions.
The Night of Too Many Stars fun continues on CharityBuzz!
CLICK HERE to check out, and bid on, these amazing experiences to support NEXT for AUTISM, including:
- Notorious Brooklyn Experience in the Studio and Courtside with CJ Wallace
- Personal Spring Styling Session with Tommy Hilfiger
- Chef's Dinner with Jason & Kylie Kelce at Zahav in Philadelphia
Get ready to be part of NEXT for AUTISM’s star-studded, celebrity-filled, and super-fun fundraising event to support our mission to build national programs that enhance the lives of autistic individuals. We hope you’ll be part of this special night and together we will work toward our collective vision that everyone deserves to lead a productive and fulfilling life.
Read press release to learn more or email [email protected] with any questions you may have.
BENEFIT COMMITTEE
Michal Shtender and Michael Auerbach
Tanja and James Dixon
Dee and Tommy Hilfiger
Dr. Jen Clark and Andy Korbak
Bellanca Smigel Rutter and Mitch Rutter
Jackie and Adam Sandler
Rena and David Schwartzbaum
Laura and Harry Slatkin
Lucia Smigel
Michelle and Robert Smigel
Tracey and Jon Stewart
Christopher "CJ" Wallace
(as of October 23, 2023)
If you're new to NEXT for AUTISM and Night of Too Many Stars, here's some background on this special event and how it began ... A pair of comedy parents, Michelle and Robert Smigel had a beautiful boy, Daniel, who was diagnosed with autism. They were determined to help their son in whatever way they could. As they navigated the best path for their family, they wondered how families with fewer opportunities and less means accessed services and got help.
That's when Michelle and Robert turned to their comedy family, who couldn't wait to sign on. Jon Stewart signed up to host and produce the first event. Seven specials later, Michelle, Robert, and Jon are still at it--gathering a constellation of comedy stars that have lit up the benefit and brightened the lives of so many families living with autism.
