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Ali Wong is an Emmy award-winning actress, comedian, writer, and producer known for her breakout Netflix stand-up specials "Baby Cobra", "Hard Knock Wife", and the Emmy-nominated "Don Wong".
Most recently, Wong starred in and executive produced the Netflix and A24 dark comedy "Beef", opposite Steven Yeun. The series premiered in April 2023 to widespread acclaim, receiving 8 Emmy Awards and 13 nominations. Wong's performance as Amy Lau earned her the Emmy, Golden Globe, Critics Choice and Gotham Awards for "Best Actress in a Limited Series". She is also nominated for a Screen Actors Guild and Independent Spirit Award. The series received that year's Emmy and Critics Choice Awards for "Best Limited Series", won each of its nominated categories at the Golden Globes, and was honored by the American Film Institute in their Top Television Programs Of The Year.
In 2023, Wong embarked on her cross-country stand-up tour ALI WONG: LIVE, which recently extended into 10 additional cities through 2024. She is also currently producing "Jentry Chau vs. The Underworld" for Netflix, in which she stars opposite Lucy Liu. The animated action series follows a Chinese-American teenager with supernatural powers who is hunted by forces from the underworld.
In 2019, Wong co-wrote and starred in the romantic comedy ALWAYS BE MY MAYBE, alongside Randall Park. She also executive produced and voiced the lead in the offbeat and zany animated sitcom "Tuca and Bertie", and directed Sheng Wang's 2022 comedy special "Sweet and Juicy". Wong's other film and television highlights include Netflix's "Big Mouth", "Human Resources", ABC's "Fresh Off the Boat", Walt Disney Studios' RALPH BREAKS THE INTERNET, and the Pixar animated film ONWARD.
In 2019, Wong released her New York Times bestselling autobiographical book, "Dear Girls: Intimate Tales, Untold Secrets & Advice for Living Your Best Life". The book features heartfelt and hilarious letters addressed to her daughters' future selves.
Seating may be confusing, but they do help u find the right spot before the show. The show itself is hilarious. I enjoyed every moment, and laughed the entire night. Definitely would love to go again.
I have seen her on TV many times. And thought she was very funny. Seeing her live not so much. Like the first comedian better.
Ali is amazing! She talks about subjects that no one else will and makes it hilarious! Love her!
The opener, Sheng Wang, was hilarious and relatable. Ali was on point, smart and kept us laughing the entire time.
Love Ali Wong - her humor is rude, crude, and very funny - not for the faint of heart. The show went well - the challenge with getting tickets at will call in advance and no phones at the event wasn't fun, but overall had a great time.
Her act was an analysis between males and females from a female perspective. The women in the audience were energized and engaged. It lost one star because it was hard to understand her when she whispers into the mic. I hope she stops doing this. People around me complained about the same thing at the end of the show.
She was the best and definitely did not disappoint
So fun! Great opener! Ali didn’t disappoint and we enjoyed the whole show.
She was so funny, great show. Love me some Ali Wong
This was such a fun night. She made us laugh the entire time. Can't wait to see her again.
These days, who does will call??? The show started late because of all the will call people waiting on line to get their ticket.the theater really needs to have electronic tickets. The line was long. And getting out of the theater also took unnecessarily long. Also, disliked that they took away our ability to use our phone. Some of us have our phone in case of emergency.
Ali Wong and opening act Sheng Weng do not dissapoint. Absolutely the best comody show we have been to! Hope to see them again!
She was super funny. We laughed non-stop! Paramount Theatre is in walking distance to everything. We had a wonderful time!
Too bad the acoustics were so bad at the Paramount. I caught about 50% of her act. What I did hear was some of the funniest standup I’ve heard in a while. Can’t wait for the Netflix special so I can hear the entire show.
First, I am here for whatever Ali Wong wants to talk about. But honestly, given the surprise and overwhelmingly positive reception of her first two specials, expectations were high because those previous specials felt magical and specific. (I genuinely identified with much of what she had to say as a woman, mom, wife & Asian-American.) So now after her Rom-Com, I was hoping to actually hear more about her experiences with making it, acting with Keanu and life with two kids. But we didn't get much of that unfortunately. I do understand not ever tour is going to be a home run so if I had to judge the show on its own merits, it was passable and the opener was the true surprise hit. But nevertheless, I admire and respect Ali Wong for what she has accomplished and her nerves of steel to get up on stage and talk truthfully about lots of topics most comics and especially female and/or Asian comics would shy away from.
what a great night! jaw n neck was hurting the next day from laughing so much:)
I couldn’t stop laughing through the entire set. Ali was amazing! I’m so lucky to have been able to see her live!
Her specials spoke to all people because talked about normal experiences that everyone has. This show was all about her being Asian and a women and as a non Asian male I could not relate with the jokes and therefore did not find it funny. My wife thought the show was very funny.
But after reading that there were no phones or smart watches allowed I thought it would be a total inconvenient time suck to get one of those little handy dandy locking pouches. Totally easy and I lived for a whole hour and a half without technology.
She’s hilarious, her opening act was too, but my seats were less than desirable. Tabernacle has these annoying guard rails and eye levels and the seats are not elevated as the rows go back, so it’s like you’re sitting on the floor with railing and guard rails blocking your view. I had to move a lot the whole show to see what was happening and that kind of ruined the experience. Also, her new material isn’t as hilarious as the old stuff on Netflix.
