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Great room, great view from anywhere. Brad Garrett is hilarious - completely off the cuff. Dom Irrera is the master. I wish he would go on for hours.
We bought these tickets not knowing at all what his routine was like, but he was hilarious, we never stopped laughing!! I hope Brad Garrett tours this way again. His opener was just as funny. It was a great night
Brad delivered a very funny show. I recommend seeing him. He did have some vulgar and dirty humor but it was an excellent show overall.
Drove from Rochester with much higher expectations. Brad seemed miserable and didnt want to be there. Show lacked creativity. the comic before Brad was actually better.Poor security fellow, had to go with the insults and mokery of his race. Im a big Everyone loves Raymond fan, so this was unexpected.
It was a different show. He did not rehearse his material like a lot of other comedians. There was no theme. He used the audience in a lotof his material . I thought he was good but if you are not into sexually humor don't go. There is A LOT!!! He does tell everyone this is not Robbie from the show.
I thought he was hysterical on Everybody loves Raymond, so I was really looking forward to this but he was the worst! I couldn't even sit through it all. We've seen plenty of comics that joke about various ethnic groups and when applied across-the-board and with good-hearted wit, it can be funny. Mr Garrett came across as mean-spirited and angry, very specifically toward Muslims, and while he got a few (and I mean few) laughs, mostly the crowd was just plain uncomfortable and didn't know what to make of him. I'm not a Muslim but I guarantee that I'll never watch anything with him in it again.
Worst show I've ever been to at Andiamo's. All he did the whole night is make fun of Guy Gordon from Channel 4 here in Detroit who I consider a class act on his newscasts. He definitely needs a revamped act. He had no funny material whatsoever. Save your money!!! Don't go.
Brad Garrett has left his "Robert" years behind (while no doubt still enjoying the residuals) in his nightclub act. The "F" bomb was never uttered on Garrett's network series, "Everyone Loves Raymond," but was in full force here. Some older members of the audience were probably not happy at the change in their beloved character. I was with my husband and his mother and all of us laughed a lot. The anatomy and performance comments were appreciated. I'm sure Garrett offended the Chaldean patrons at a front table, not understanding what their nationality meant and making terrorism jokes. That wasn't cool. But maybe they took the jokes better than I'm suggesting. Garrett's act is more riffing with the audience than an actual routine. I don't know if that's considered lazy in the business, but he had some good remarks.
For our 34th wedding aniv. , this was one of the best live performances that my wife and I have ever attended.
Brad Garrett is very funny and a great MC! Paul Ogata had great, funny material and John DiCrosta I must disclose is my cousin, so I'm a bit biased, but he was funny as hell, as usual. Overall it was a great night and Brad's Comedy Club is a great room!
thoroughly enjoyed the show, laughing the whole time
Most good comedy shows pick a theme or topic and run with it, at least until they transition to another topic. None of the 3 seemed to do this and it felt disjointed. They seemed tired as well, or not involved
It was an amazingly humorous evening with Brad Garrett and his guests. Speaking the truth to power, they exposed politicians for the empty suits that many of them are, while bringing the audience to tears with laughter.. The comics caused us to laugh at ourselves and the traits common to our various tribes - decidedly politically incorrect but decidedly funny! It was comedy worthy of Carlin!
I had seen Brad Garrett perform in Rochester a few years ago - he was really funny so I was looking forward to seeing him again. His performance was awful. He seemed disinterested in performing. It also seemed he came with no material to perform and instead picked out and picked on audience members . It was funny at first, but that turned out to be his whole show. His opening act however was hilarious!!
He was a little more crude than we expected because of his role in "Raymond" but the tickets did say "mature audience" so I think we were prepared
Brad was a laugh a minute. Very funny and, raw humor.
The tallest Jewish guy on earth -- 6'9" Brad Garrett -- continues to reach new heights with his comedy. Brad keeps it real from minute one when he steps on stage teasing everyone about society's stereotypes no matter the race, creed, faith or age. This was the third time my wife and I saw Brad. At the end of Brad's set we had tears in our eyes and we were sweating from laughing so much. It was the first time my in-laws saw Brad and they absolutely loved him. By the way, my in-laws are 78 and and 70 and they were NOT offended by anything in his comedy routine.
So funny, quick 1 liners, a lot of adlibbing. Very very funny. My cheeks hurt the next day from smiling so much.
We expected to laugh more than we did, my husband and I are use to off colored jokes. Brad takes it to far. I understand feeding off the audience, but I had hoped that he had some of his own material. Some of the comments were pretty radical. As for the venue and the opening act: We will not attend the venue again, the seating was horrible and tacky. Opening act: OMG hilarious, my husband and I will definitely go see Susan Jones again.
I saw Brad recently at a casino in Washington State and was very disappointed in his act. Aside from the personal distaste for using 400 f-bombs in an act, I didn't think he was very original or very funny. He clearly tries to go with shock value as almost everything was either sexual or non politically correct. From reading other reviews it seems like he goes with the same basic routine every time out by picking out a variety of people in the first few rows that meet basic stereotypes (old, black, asian, redneck, etc) and then basically spends the entire time making fun of those people. It gives the appearance of off the cuff humor but looks like it is basically the same everywhere. He drags all of it on far too long and never really gets in to much of a stand up routine. I have like Brad Garrett on the couple of TV shows and movies that I have seen him in but his stand up is a waste of time and money.