Overview
- The program will tape five live episodes at the Brooklyn Academy of Music’s Howard Gilman Opera House from Monday, Sept. 28 through Friday, Oct. 2.
- Free ticket requests for the shows are available at KimmelInBrooklyn.com.
- Kimmel has not announced specific guests but promised an “all-star, big-time lineup,” leaving room for surprise appearances.
- The Brooklyn announcement follows Kimmel’s recent three-month hiatus and his return this week that coincided with the show’s 4,000th episode while the series remains an Emmy nominee.
- This marks another stop in a pattern of Brooklyn weeks that have produced late-night crossovers and surprise visits in past years, a setup that often boosts local engagement and creates promotional momentum for the series.