Pitter patter! Let’s get at ‘er!

Nobody’s sure if America is ready for Letterkenny on tour.

The raucous exploits of these eccentric Canadian hillbillies and their produce stand are now chronicled in a live, 90-minute comedy experience — coming to TPAC Mar. 16 — featuring nine of the beloved cast members along with never-before-seen sketches.

‘Letterkenny Live!’ brings the hicks, skids and jocks to TPAC March 16.

Let’s back up. What is Letterkenny, anyways?

Well, there is a small town of 5000 people in midwestern Ontario called Letterkenny, but we’re talking about the Canadian television sensation that started as a hashtag on Twitter and has grown into an incredibly relatable comedic gem about small town problems. And boy, do they have some unique problems…

Now you’re thinking, “why haven’t I heard of this?”

Well, that’s because you probably don’t have Hulu. Last year, the series’ back catalog, originally created with Canadian streaming service Crave, was picked up by Hulu, making its previous six seasons available to American audiences. Characters on the show rarely talk about the U.S., save for wondering why malt vinegar isn’t a staple condiment in American restaurants or rolling their eyes at Canadians who move to El-Ayyyy (LA).

Created by Jared Keeso and Jacob Tierney, Letterkenny has gone from hashtag, to web series, to television show (premiering its seventh season earlier this year) in record time.

‘Letterkenny’ cocreator and star Jared Keeso.

Part of what makes Letterkenny special isn’t just that it’s based on the small-town life of Keeso (who also stars as Wayne), but how it manages to combine quirky dialogue, regional slang, rapid-fire joke delivery and near-constant cussing with a surprising amount of humanity.

The cocktail of comedic characters doesn’t hurt either. As the Crave Original comedy series so eloquently states at the beginning of its pilot episode, “Letterkenny consists of hicks, skids, hockey players and Christians.”

The main characters are Wayne, his sister, Katy, and buddies Daryl and Squirrley Dan. On the periphery are other characters such as the hockey jock bros Jonesy and Reilly, a crew of skids who dance (among other things) in the Dollar Store parking lot and plenty of eclectic townsfolk.

Starring alongside Keeso (Wayne) is Nathan Dales (Daryl), Michelle Mylett (Katy), K. Trevor Wilson (Dan), Dylan Playfair (Reilly), Andrew Herr (Jonesy), Tyler Johnston (Stewart), Evan Stern (Roald) and Mark Forward (Coach).

Produced by New Metric Media and presented by Puppers Premium Lager, Letterkenny Live! brings the show’s down-to-earth, booze-filled banter to the stage, channeling the avant-garde comedy of shows like Trailer Park Boys and the Australian mockumentary series Summer Heights High.

So, do you think Nashville is ready for rapid-fire dialogue mixed with country-fried, ‘Seinfeldian’ conversations about nothing?

TPAC sure does.

Tickets for Letterkenny Live! go on sale Friday, Oct. 25, at 10:00 a.m. at TPAC.org, by phone at 615-782-4040, and at the TPAC Box Office, 505 Deaderick St.

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Letterkenny is produced by New Metric Media, in partnership with WildBrain and Playfun Games in association with Bell Media, with the participation of Canadian Media Fund, OMDC Tax Credits and the Canadian Film or Video Production Tax Credit and the Northern Ontario Heritage Fund and distributed by WildBrain. Jared Keeso is executive producer, co-writer, star, and creator, Jacob Tierney is executive producer, director, and co-writer and Mark Montefiore is executive producer for New Metric Media. Sarah Fowlie is director, Original Programming, Comedy, Bell Media. Production Executive for Bell Media is Chris Kelley. Corrie Coe is senior vice-president, Original Programming, Bell Media. Mike Cosentino is president, Content and Programming, Bell Media. Randy Lennox is president, Bell Media.