Outback Presents NURSE BLAKE: But Did You Die? Comedy Tour
Outback Presents NURSE BLAKE: But Did You Die? Comedy Tour
Nurse Blake makes his Appell Center debut in a hilarious new comedy tour with all new content, diving into the wildest things patients and their families say and do. From self-diagnosing Stage 8 Cancer with WebMD to hitting the call light like they are on a game show, nothing is off-limits!
Expect a night of nonstop laughter packed with healthcare workers who desperately need a break. Bring your friends, coworkers and even that one patient who swore they were allergic to water—this is going to be a night to remember!
A limited number of VIP Packages are available:
Q&A Package
One premium reserved ticket in the first 5 rows
Access to an intimate preshow Q&A
Preshow soundcheck with Nurse Blake
Exclusive preshow selfie with Nurse Blake
Translucent Nurse Blake fanny pack
8×10 Nurse Blake photo
Commemorative show ticket
Commemorative laminate & lanyard
Selfie Package
One premium reserved ticket in rows 6-12
Exclusive post show selfie with Nurse Blake
8×10 Nurse Blake photo
Commemorative show ticket
Commemorative laminate & lanyard
Selfie Upgrade
Exclusive post show selfie with Nurse Blake
8×10 Nurse Blake photo
Commemorative show ticket
Commemorative laminate & lanyard
Show ticket is NOT included with this upgrade. A ticket must be purchased separately.
More about NURSE BLAKE
Nurse Blake is a nurse, creator, advocate and touring comedian whose humor and storytelling have made him a viral sensation and a beloved figure in the healthcare community. With a career that has taken him from the bedside to sold-out comedy tours around the world, Nurse Blake celebrates the hard work of nurses and healthcare providers in a way that is both hilarious and deeply relatable.
His journey in healthcare began at just 17 years old as a patient transporter. Passionate about nursing from the start, he earned his BSN in 2014 from the University of Central Florida (UCF) and served as President of the Florida Nursing Student Association. Even as a student, he was an advocate for change—in 2013, he founded Banned4Life, a movement that played a key role in ending the FDA’s lifetime ban on gay men donating blood.
After graduation, Nurse Blake worked in Level 1 trauma centers across the country, but an unexpected passion for social media transformed his career. What began as funny Facebook videos to de-stress quickly went viral, earning him nearly 4 million followers and a devoted fanbase of nurses and nursing students worldwide. The New York Times even hailed him as a “genuine phenomenon.”
