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Scenes from inside the LaZoom bus, including a person eating fire, two musicians performing, and a tour group posing outside of the bus.

Initially operating on weekends, LaZoom plans to expand its schedule next spring.

Photos by Franzi Charen

LaZoom Comedy Bus Tours, an iconic “theater on wheels” from Asheville, is expanding to Charlotte on Thursday, Dec. 12.

Inspired by the Queen City’s vibrant mix of history and neighborhoods, founders Jimmy and Jen Lauzon are excited to bring LaZoom’s signature humor to our area.

Experiences include:

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