49 Laughs Tickets

Great venue, way better than the old one. It a bad seat in the house!

Venue was well filled for an evening of indigenous comedy. We liked the woman and the guy with the necklace the best. Jokes and the way the comedian interacted with the audience had some repetition but was still entertaining. Headliner was a bit low energy as if he tries to preserve some for a later show. Two or three of the performers had really good timing and nailed it. Some seem to still figure out what jokes work here in the PNW. We were wondering if we have any local indigenous talent the '49 Laughs' crew could have lined up. Overall a great entertaining evening explaining indigenous culture in a comical way.

Not funny at all. The comedians need to come out in a different order and look for some new material.

They did a great job. Had more than 49 laughs! Would like them to come back soon

They all looked like the were new to stand up, more than a few times they even told a joke that the other person did, but it was ok everybody has to start somewhere. Glad they were free tickets.

The beginning of the comedy show started out a little lukewarm and sort of stayed that way. But then the female comedian came on. And the reception was not well. I witnessed several couples walk out and not come back. Her lack of funny material was painful to watch. However, the other performers after her faired well. I couldn't decide between a 2 or 3 rating but I figured standup comedy can't be easy and I think there is room for improvement. I wish them luck in the future.

I laughed, had fun the older guys you could tell have been doing comedy for awhile am glad to see that the humor came from family ties. keep up the laughs laughter is best medicine.