Charlie Sheen’s tour is selling out like crazy and leaving people to wonder what exactly is going to happen on this tour? With Charlie Sheen I think it is safe to say you can expect the unexpected. EW got their hands on some details including whether or not Charlie will use writers, will the goddesses be there, and most of all is it really worth spending your money on? Find out after the jump.

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Up until now, it hasn’t really posed too much of a problem for the ticket-snatching public that no one seemed to know, exactly, what they could expect from Charlie Sheen’s rapidly selling-out My Torpedo of Truth/Defeat Is Not an Option tour.

But today’s the day that question mark gets removed, as E! News sat down with one of the architects of the tour, who revealed exclusive details on what fans of both Sheen and schadenfreude can expect when Hurricane Charlie touches down in their city.

“Charlie has definite ideas on what the show is going to be and it comes down to the fact that he is an entertainer, so it will be entertaining,” tour coproducer Joey Scoleri told E! News.

“First and foremost he’s an actor and a performer and the funniest guy in America right now, so the show he is working on right now will be largely spoken word, but having heard some of the monologues he is working on right now, it goes from hysterically funny to dark to very thought provoking.”

Monologues? Well, you can only hear so many late-night jokes at your expense without picking up a pointer or two on well-honed delivery, right?

“He is a truth seeker, that’s his thing,” Scoleri went on. “Right now he wants people to hear the truth and see the truth and I think that’s why he has been as open as he has been about his life. He’s not a liar, I actually consider him the most honest man in America. Now, you may not agree with what you see, but he is being honest.”

We’ll leave that up to his concert-goers to decide, but here’s what else Scoleri told us fans can expect on the 21-date (and counting!) road show:

• It’ll delight all of your senses: “There will be some multimedia, but largely just him and a microphone and he’s going to talk, and having heard some of the stuff he is going to say, people are going to be pleasantly surprised. There will be some things that are shocking and provoking, but you’re going to laugh.”

“There will be some video presentation. There is so much content out there about Charlie Sheen that has been user-generated, fan-generated, media-generated. There is a ton of stuff that will help provide context for the show. We don’t know exactly what it is yet, we’re still working on it.”

• He’s not using any writers: “No, he is just doing it. It’s all Charlie.”

“I don’t think it’s a script, as much as he is going to riff like an artist…He will probably do most of it from memory, he’s that talented.”

• Expect a different show every night: “No show will be exactly the same, you can’t with a guy like him. He will have a guide that he puts together, but it’s not going to be exactly the same because the audience in every city is going to be different, the energy is going to be different, and he’s going to feed off that.”

• You’ll get your money’s worth: Scoleri estimates that the show will run about an hour and 10 minutes, though there’s no specific timeline locked in. (Charlie will get his money’s worth, too. More on that below)

• You, too, can be a warlock: “There will be some audience participation, some audience members will get to ask questions, it’s going to be pretty fun and it will be formatted to a degree, but a lot of room for improvising.”

So there will be fun. There will be format. There will obviously be Adonis DNA present. But what about the goddesses?

Well, count them in, too