Comedian Steve Hofstetter won’t be appearing at Virgin Hotels Las Vegas as a show of solidarity with striking hospitality workers. Comedian Steve Hofstetter, pictured above. He canceled a show at the Virgin Hotels Las Vegas to show solidarity with striking workers. (Image: New York Comedy Club) The standup comic was scheduled to appear Saturday at the casino’s 24 Oxford performance venue. Instead, he will appear on May 19 at Wise Guys Las Vegas Town Square. The 45-year-old Hofstetter, who has 823K subscribers on YouTube, revealed his plans in a recent Facebook post. Hey friends. I was hoping the strike would be settled by now, but it isn’t. And so in solidarity with the striking culinary workers, I am cancelling my January show at the Virgin Hotel in Las Vegas,” his post said. Tickets will be refunded automatically. He encourages his fans to show up in May for the rescheduled Las Vegas performance. Culinary Union Backs Decision Hofstetter’s decision to cancel his… Read More
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