Brad Garrett Tickets

Picked this show by date more than by performer. (my wife was free this particular weekend and I wanted to get her something nice) While we trusted we would have a good time, we were pleasantly surprised with how funny Brad was. We feared the show would be a little too "family friendly" for our taste but fear not! Raunchy and racy enough to make us laugh heartily without being over-the-top.

My wife and I attended Brad's show and laughed our butts off. He was so quick, witty and played so well off the audience, making this an especially enjoyable evening. A great show that we would definitely see again. Brad was awesome, as well as a good sport!

Needs to lose the foul laungage. He doesn't need it to be funny.

Brad was extremely funny. I was impressed that most of his act was interacting with the crowd. He can be raunchy at times (which I don't mind) and he is very political incorrect (again I don't mind). I got to sit in the front row and he did talk to my girlfriend and I. He seems like a very genuine guy. highly recommend

I did not stop laughing the entire time. Great show!

My husband and I saw Brad Garrett at the Chukchansi Resort in Coarsegold, Ca. It was our first time seeing him and our first time away since both our kids were born! He has a couple raw humor bits, but in this day and age who doesn't? We had a blast and look forward to seeing him again!

I thought Brad Garrett was hillarious. It was not exactly what I expected, (knowing him as Robert Barone) but very entertaining none the less. Very "unpolitically correct" so not for those who can't relax or are offended easily. It is a comedy show. He made fun by crossing delicate lines; but not crossing too far as I recall (I hope!). He pretty much insulted everyone rather than just a few! My cheeks hurt from laughing so much. I did appreciate the seriousness at the end for support of our country and those serving. The seating however was not so comfortable. The chairs were squished together into the room with no space in between them what so ever.

Brad was hilarious! Great material and he has a gift of ad lib. Not the best show if you are easily offended. Noone is safe... But that's what I like about him!

I was excited to go see Brad Garrett at the casino close to my house. I had row 6 tickets so knew I would be close to the comedy action. When I first went into the theatre, I went straight to the bar to get two beers, which would end up being my 2nd and 3rd beer of the night. I drank them pretty fast during the opening act (not impressed). I stood with some friends at a table by the bar and was ready for Brad to make me pee my pants. Let's just say, I stood the whole show in the back, never going to my row 6 seats and went back to the bar for another double fister. He had a few jokes that made me laugh but I would rather watch, "Everybody Loves Raymond," instead of what I would like to title the show as "Bad Garrett," due to his bad performance! I will not recommend this show.

Overall show was histarical, but be worn Garrett really enjoys making fun of audience members.

He was very funny, but during the Q&A, I wish he had repeated what questions were asked of him so we could hear in the back.

We were laughing our arses off the whole night - the opening acts were great also but Brad took it to a new level - his interactions with the audience especially were great.

This show was absolutely hillarious. I haven't laughed so hard in years. I would say it is definately not for someone who is easily offended. Their wasn't a person or race in the room that wasn't insulted but at least he was fair to everyone... making us all feel like idiots but laughing like crazy because we all know what was being said was true. I would definately recommend going.

Fun, funny and interactive!! Brad Garrett was hilarious and the opening acts just as funny. Would recommend this event to anyone.

The two opening acts were also very funny -- great beginning. Brad was outstanding - laughed so hard for the full one hour.

Very funny guy, but way too much emphasis on male body parts. Some parts of show were very funny, but the grossness went a bit too far. Would not go again...

The show was not at all what I expected. A little shocking at first, he said some things that made you feel like "wow i cant believe he just said that... he's going to get stabbed!". Kind of bitter and angry at some parts, other parts very human and personable :P He even told a story about when he was starting out in show business where he met Rodney Dangerfield which was interesting to hear. Two local comics opened up for him and they were pretty good too, definitely worth watching as well. Great show, I very highly recommend it!

We loved it and the two local warmup acts were absolutely fantastic! The only thing is that we wished Brad Garrett himself was on stage longer. He was on for only 1 hr 15 mins including the audience asking him questions. But he is hysterical and does not care about PC - Political Correctness - YAY!

This was the 2nd time seeing Brad for us. We saw him last year with Ray Romano. He was so funny the first time, that we had to go again, and he didn't disappoint. We love how he simply takes shots at everybody, and abuses people with stereotypes. He is a very funny man. The two warm-up performers were awesome, as well.

Brad came onto the stage and at once it was obvious that he had no material prepared upfront. He began by commenting on the stage, making fun of the people who set up the event, the security guards, and immediately criticizing and rudely mocking the audience. His first question to everyone was "what are you?" which apparently meant, "what is your race". I guess he thought that because he was going to keep referring to himself as a "big Jew" that it was somehow acceptable. His attitude towards women was not funny, but rather sad as he kept mentioning his divorce, and instead of coming off with a humorous spin, he came across as bitter and hateful towards women, narrowing them all down into a category of one body part. Very quickly into the show everyone seemed to feel uncomfortable as if we were watching a bully pick on the other kids. No one wanted to draw attention to themselves because if you stood up he'd ask for a spotlight to be put on you and he'd immediately go at that person. I saw several people get up and leave, and I wanted to do so myself. I am not a person who is easily offended and I loved Daniel Tosh when I went to see him. There is "funny offensive" and there is "bitter old man who is angry about his divorce and the way his life turned out". It was uncomfortable, obnoxious, and above all NOT funny.