BREAKING: David Sedaris has canceled his upcoming "Santaland Diaries" reading. The cancellation is due to health concerns.
The highly anticipated holiday performance was scheduled for December 25, 2025. Fans are disappointed by the news.
Sedaris's "Santaland Diaries" is a beloved holiday tradition. The humorous essay recounts his experiences as a Macy's elf.
Details about Sedaris's condition are currently unavailable. Further updates will be provided as they emerge.
This is a developing story.
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