Brett Goldstein Tickets

Hysterical and witty. The whole audience was laughing out loud.

Brett put together a really good show, it was funny and well paced. though was even better on the improv portion when reading peoples questions at the end of the show. A definite good time.

I LOVED it. It was everything I hoped it would be. My two guests didn’t know Brett as they were not Ted Lasso viewers. They both loved the show! As a side note we also loved Mo! The opening act.

I'm a big fan of Brett Goldstein. I listen to his podcast and loved Roy Kent on Ted Lasso. I' really enjoying the apple show he created. Shrink. I have to admit I wasn't too familiar with his stand up but he was great. Funny, engaging and never to over the top. I would definitely try to catch another show whenever he comes back East. BTW very nice venue the NJPAC.

Brett and his opening act were super funny. I loved him in Ted Lasso but I did not know he did stand up. The venue was a great place for a performance. Not a bad seat in the house.

Brett Goldstein is a Genius. His humor is for everyone, and his delivery of his material is second to none. I have seen him twice and would not hesitate to going back again. If you get the opportunity to see him you won't regret it. A must see!!!

Enjoyed the entire show - Brett Goldstein is worth seeing again!

Brett was both charming and hysterical, which is an intoxicating combination. He lit the place up with laughter and smiles. Don't go with the expectation of getting a Ted Lasso show - while he does give some nods to the show, this is HIS storytelling and life, and it's great.

Show was great! Love Brett Goldstein!!! Venue was gorgeous! Enjoyed food and drinks in the Grande Salle beforehand. Only negative in my opinion was the lighting was little dark to be able to see Brett clearly. But hearing his voice do his routine was awesome!!! He cracks me up and his headliner was funny too!!!

Brett Goldstein was positively brilliant and charming and worth everything it took to be there. That said, the Met Philly is a terrible venue…the VIP level seating is terrible, with high-backed barstools for seats—hard for me with lumbar issues and my daughter with a post-op knee. The staff was inhospitable to downright rude. One gem of a woman helped us; only to have the solution taken away again later. Would see Brett again, will never go to the Met Philly again!

The Met theater was a great traditional proscenium theater and our view from the rear orchestra was great. Brett Goldstein was hilarious and I don’t think a single thing he said was offensive to anyone. It was refreshing to laugh without any negativity in the room. Would definitely see him again.

Brett Goldstein was great, and the venue was amazing. It was a fairly short show, but worthwhile. The opener was a slow starter. He hit his stride in the end and was funny, but for a while it was questionable. 😊

I was lucky to have forgotten about ticket sales for the first show in Philly and by the time I got on to buy them, there was a second show allowing me to get better seats! The tickets were not cheap, but the seats were amazing and worth it...Pit 2. I wish he would have stayed on stage a bit longer. I'm glad he did not use Ted Lasso as the backbone of his show. As much as it tops the list of shows I've seen, it was great to see him as himself.

I was really looking forward to this show as I am a big Ted Lasso fan and thought Brent Goldstein was great in it. The night started horribly with the opening act. I've been to over 100 comedy shows in my life, and the opener was the worst I've even seen. It was terrible. This is not an exaggeration. It couldn't have gone worse than it did. Once Brett came on things certainly got better but not by much. There were some funny moments for sure, but the reality is that he was subpar at best. I don't think he is a comedian by trade. HE certainly has a lot to work on. I like to uncontrollably laugh at a comedy show rather than struggle to keep my eyes open. Save your money. This show wasn't worth it!!!

Brett Goldstein is a fantastic comic. Highly recommend you see him. He did not rely on his role as Roy Kent-just had original and hilarious material.

My husband and I thoroughly enjoyed seeing Brett on Friday night. He was very funny and kept the audience entertained. I loved him reading questions from the audience at the end and his answers. Would definitely see him again.

Loved Brett Goldstein, no notes. Well... one note. The lighting was so unbelievably dim, I couldn't even make out vague facial expressions. It was actually ridiculous. My seats were high in the balcony, but I've seen many a show before. And nothing ever like that. Okay, two notes... the opener (I understand he's long term friends with Brett, but yikes) was someone I didn't find funny. He sounded wasted and ramble-y and maybe I'm not smart enough to get his humor? I don't know. But that was tough for me to listen to. Otherwise the venue was beautiful, the seats were comfortable, the drinks were expensive but very strong, and Brett was very funny and fun to listen to. Great show.

Great venue, hilarious show and perfect seats! We had a great time and getting I was super smooth.

Went to see Brett Goldstein at the Met in Philly. He is truly a great comic having his moment. And he doesn't at all lean on the Ted Lasso material or cast in his show as one might expect. His material was very clever and observational and he uses the British heritage to perfection. To be fair, I also saw him at the Beacon in NYC only a month or so ago but my Wife demanded to see him after I went without her. Kudos to Brett very funny! And I'm glad the dog survived.

Brett was phenomenal. I haven't laughed so hard in ages. Absolutely loved the show!