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FOR MATURE AUDIENCES 18+ OVER
If you go with zero expectations... then its a decent "show". He rambles on about nothing in particular, paces the stage and makes sure to take at least 30 minutes to give his advice to random audience members. Bottom line... you are basically paying to be in the same room as Charlie Sheen. If you go with that being your only goal... you just might enjoy yourself and have a few laughs.
Show was entertaining and everyone stayed until the end.
I love Charlie, but this show was ridiculous, if you can call it that.
The pros: was sort of like a party with other fans of Sheen. Cool crowd overall. Sheen was funny and engaging to some degree. CONS: The guy is still way to negative; focusing on the bad instead of moving on. He didn't take resonsibility for the reckless drug taking and bad PR he created with kids,etc. The guy is still too pro-drug and promotes it actually - not good.
He didnt give us much..... sorry charile your goddess...looks like she is 12 and thats just wrong the roast (read by his security guard) was the best part
It was a great show now matter what the reviews say. I was entertained for an hour and a half which was fine by me. Kid Kraddick was the only bad part of the show. Even Charlie Sheen remarked ,"You told me they loved you." which was hilarious. There was heckling from the crowd which is true. The heckling wasn't directed at Charlie Sheen. The heckling was directed at the speakers he had on the stage with him. It's not a comedy club type of thing which is what I assume most people are expecting. It's just a chance to see Charlie, hear him say some hilarious off-the-wall things and be entertained by it. Charlie Sheen is a great man who performed a great show.
Wow he really belives it, there is a certian Sheenolagy to the winning approch. Don't think this is the right venue, but hey he made us laugh and cry at the same time.
Awful. Just a trainwreck. Just stood on stage, babbling about nothing. Mostly talked about his other shows. There was no show TO the show.
His "Truth" pronouncement is worth the $ for admission. The show is far better than portrayed in the press.
Sheen is not a standup comedian; thus so, I didn't expect him to act like one. He was unprepared, the moderator Kid Kraddick was joke and had no business on stage. I wouldn't say that I want my monies back, but more so would not attend another show.
Meet and Greet was quick for the price. Girl next to me was horribly annoying. Its a night I won't forget..
I was very glad I went to his show. He killed it in Houston. Nothing but rave reviews from all.
Don't listen to the critics! They don't know humor! It was funny. Go in with no expectations and you won't be let down!
Charlie Sheen is the MAN! WINNING!! Loved the event!
This is a chance for Charlie to lay it out on the line and tell us what is really going on. It is not about him telling us that doing coke, and banging hookers is the way to go! If that is what you are looking for, then you will be disappointed. He also doesn't bash his co-workers, or anything like that. He talks about not getting to see his kids because of the life that he led. It is funny, plus in Fort Lauderdale, he added Jeff Ross, the roast master! If you really enjoy Charlie, you will enjoy the show.
The Charlie Sheen show in WDC was interesting. Going into and not knowing what to expect, I must say it was interesting to say the least. As people should understand up front, Charlie is not a stand-up comedian, but an actor and he didn't promise anything when scheduling these shows of which have been a hit and a miss. I didn't hear any booing, not for Charlie at least, just for the DJ he had with him. What really saved this show was, Charlie brought out Jeffrey Ross, who actually is a stand up act. He was great and kept the show going. I was glad I went as I would have always wondered what I had missed if I hadn't have gone. I think Charlie is great and wish him all the best in whatever lies ahead for him.
Ummm, not so good. Was it an ok thing to do on a Tuesday night during spring break to get away just my husband and I without our 3 children ..... yes. But for the money I spent to buy the tickets.... no. Charlie Sheen is funny on Two and a Half Men because of the writers. Not becuase he is funny. He could have never carried the show alone, he had help. There was a guy there named Jeff who roasted him. That was funny. Then they brought audience members up to ask questions and that was funny. It was something to do but I don't think I would do it again unless it was free.
it was a good time. i enjoyed the show but i thought it was a little short. there was many funny and comical moments that had everyone in the audience laughing. Overall i would have been content if it was AT LEAST 30 minutes longer...
i'd read the reviews & news but wanted to see for myself. the show's content was about what i expected. the humor & good natured ribbing was funny and the crowd was definately into it. i enjoyed the entire evening.
Sheen hasn't been practicing stand up for years on end since he was a child. He did a decent job, he's funny, fun to watch, entertaining, etc.; he's no comedian if that's what you're looking too see. He did have a comedian present to roast him, which was very entertaining. The price for the tickets is too high for what you get. I could have watched his interviews for free and had a better laugh. If the tickets were cheaper I would have felt like it was worth the price I paid, his show is NOT worth what he's charging.