Trailer Park Boys Tickets

An absolutely excellent evening. I have been watching their show and movies for a long time now and finally seeing them in person was better than I could have ever imagined. The show, while as vulgar as I would have expected, also had heart felt moments and ultimately did deliver what I consider to be a modern and true meaning of Christmas that shatters the consumerism agenda of large corporations. To simply love one another and enjoy each others company. Debt is for suckers. Be happy with what you have and only give what you can afford to. Share some drinks, make some memories, and live the life you have to it's fullest without apology. Its a true masterpiece. I will never forget it.

The Trailer Park Boys are a terrific group of actors with deep improvisational talents, but the drunken Oakland audience created such a disturbance of drunken fools, that the show never got off the ground. The management threw out several people who just couldn't and wouldn't behave. People drinking alcohol before entering the theatre, then smoking pot inside the theatre was out of control. The actors just had to shout over the noise, and very little order resulted, so the show failed to gain momentum or timing. It stumbled all the way to the end. ALSO, the Oakland location is dangerous. I was warned by the box office staff NOT to drive into the city, and not to park in any of the nearby garages, because of the likelihood of cars being broken into. Come on, Oakland, stop protecting criminals and restore law and order for god's sake! A disgraceful city with a beautiful landmark theatre, The Paramount. A jewel.

Trailer Park Boys - the sound was not good. It was difficult to hear everything. Balboa Theatre needs to improve their house sound system.

If only they could shoot guns and if only him lahey was alive. Great show

Great new, original content. Very funny jokes and sketches. Touching tribute to Jim Lahey in character. I would recommend sitting as close to the front as you can as the crowd is boisterous.

Trailer Park Boys is part of a tradition of lovable-idiot-based comedy, along the lines of Homer Simpson and Peter Griffin, but with more liquor and drugs, and the occasional petty (or petit, because they are Canadian) crime that lands the main characters in the local con college. Added to the mix was the malevolent park manager Jim Lahey (now deceased IRL) and his boy toy Randy, and craziness ensues, filmed in the reality style of, say, Reno 911. Because they are live "actors," they have the ability to do live stage shows. This one featured the main characters of Ricky, Julian and Bubbles (as the MC) along with Randy as an antagonist. The premise of the live show is that the appearance of Randy upsets Ricky so much that the "nice show" planned by Bubbles can't proceed until the beef between Ricky and Randy is settled -- by a cheeseburger eating contest (funnier than it sounds), a ball squeezing contest (ditto), and a game of Sunnyvale (the name of their trailer park) Feud -- which was actually hilarious. Add to it a gut-measuring contest (Randy has a male belly fetish) featuring audience volunteers and a couple of musical numbers, the night was very well executed -- since it was meant to feel disrupted and ragged -- and very, very funny.

My husband and I had an amazing time watching the trailer park boys

Top three favorite shows I’ve ever attended! Even better live than the show. They definitely do not disappoint!

The show was amazing! The Trailer Park Boys had the whole sold out theater from the beginning of the show until they said their goodbyes. If you get a chance to see them, you should.

I had to wait an extra 3 months because the show was postponed due to Mr. Lahey’s death. It was worth the wait! If you like the Trailer Park Boys you will love this show