David Cross Tickets

Todd Glass (a local favorite) opened, and warmed up the crowd. After previously seeing David Cross live, and reading amazing reviews (Facebook, etc.) of his weekend acts in Chicago and Milwaukee, our expectations for the Minneapolis show were were high, and Cross fell short. Cross stumbled through his set, often losing momentum....not sure if he was tired from "giving his best" on the weekend, or just wasn't having a good day. No hecklers or other distractions....should've been an easy night. "Sign language guy" was funny, "blogger guy" was just redundant and unnecessary. Abrupt ending to the set - very awkward. Post-show Todd Margaret preview clip was hilarious.

great show - I needed the laugh and he delivered. love that he does not water down his act and is not affraid to tell off-color jokes, given how uptight people can be around here. Very casual, personable style.

David Cross put on a good show for what seemed like a marathon length comedy act. There were a couple of duds and a couple jokes relating to TV shows I've never seen (therefore I didn't get the jokes), but overall the material was honest, intelligent and insightful. I guess you could say it's standard fare David Cross- taking on religion, leftie political causes and pushing the envelope, but that's not necessarily a bad thing. Great way to spend an evening. Fully entertaining.

David was on his A game for the event at the Congress Theater Sunday night. Outstanding, to say the least, laughed my a** off most of the time. I couldn't agree with his opinions on religion more and he certainly held true to some hilarious ways of delivering his message.

David Cross was hysterical! I would absolutely recommend his show to anyone. It's an hour and a half of great, original comedy.

Freakin' genius. I love him.

David is generally great, but he tends to ramble a bit off topic. His bit on drugs, while funny, went on too long. Unless you are a druggie yourself, you many not be able to identify with all the humor.

His preformance had it's funny moments, but really lacked cohesion. He (attempted) to use seveal audience plants wtih only mild success, partially do to the fact that none of their microphones worked so it was hard to hear the jokes from where we were sitting. His humor still feels like it would be better utilized in a sketch show rather than doing stright stand-up. Even though I agree with his political ideoligies, there were parts where it felt preachy, and even I wanted him to move on and get to the funny rather than lecturing me about healthcare.

David Cross nails it again. From beginning to end, the entire show was beyond hilarious. David covered everything from observational humor to politics and religion. Heckled towards the end of the show by a man from the balcony, he even turned that situation on its head producing even more laughs. Definitely see David Cross live.

Absolutely hilarious, David cross keeps coming up with new great stuff! Must see!

Some notes: 1. The Orpheum in Phoenix, AZ is AMAZING! 2. Todd Glass=naptime 3. David Cross needs to think of more creative ways to combat hecklers. 4. Cross's set only lasted about an hour...if that. I payed 40 bux! 5. Not a total bust, but he didn't come correct with his golden material.

If you liked his other stand ups you'll definately like this one.

laugh out loud.....snort....cackle....giggling the next day .....funny! Phoenix crowd gave Dave so much material to use on the fly......good job ridiculous hecklers

Other than the awkwardly inserted 20-minute rant in support of ObamaCare and vitriolic attack on Republicans, Christians and Mormons, I found the act to be funny. But next time you want to hold a political rally, disguised as a comedy show, why don't you pay me instead? Not even edgy, it was lazy, low-hanging politically-correct fruit he was picking. He went on so long with the rant that he had to cut his comedy portion short. Boo.

By far the best standup act I've seen. Almost every joke was new and not from a previous cd or an act and the opening act was also hilarious. I would go see David Cross again anytime he is in town and I'd certainly love to sit down and have a drink or smoke a bit with a fellow athiest/agnostic jew. Thanks for a great show.

David was rudely interrupted by one or more hecklers regularly throughout the show, but received cheers for his cunning rebuttals. One heckler shouted, "Take off your hat!" Another yelled, "Take off your glasses!" David proceeded to undress and moon the crowd. Despite these distractions, David put on a hilarious show. His new material was pleasurably hip and abrasive, although l wished it even more abrasive. Thanks for the laughs, David! I am a dedicated fan!

This was a great show. David did all new material and had some new stories to talk about. The only problem was the people in Phoenix kept shouting out stuff, which caused him to stop in the middle of stories that he never got back to. Basic rule at a comedy show, people are paying to see the performer, not the idiot in the audience. It would have been better if David had the people yelling kicked out. I feel like I did get jipped a bit. But he was funny, and I would recommend this show to anyone!

david cross was up to his usual cynically-funny observational self. todd glass opened and was also high-larious! if you get a chance, please see this show!!!

except for a few idiots in the audience who kept interrupting, this was a perfect night - david was on fire, funny, insightful. also a really good opening act.

The show was awesome and getting to see David's hairy ass was definitely a bonus.