Kids In the Hall Tickets

The show was great, very well done and hit new and old skits.

What a mix of childish behavior, political humor, adult inuendo and straight up dirtiness. They lived up to their reputation and then some. Go see them and you won't be disappointed.

I saw the Kids in the Hall live several years ago and seeing them again was not a let down. The new material is funny and they performed a few greatest hits (Chicken Lady) that really made the show. I was laughing the whole time! Definitely looking forward to seeing more of these guys in the near future!

Over the course of the last quarter century, this is probably the fifth time I've seen the Kids live and they never disappoint. They did some of their classic sketches -- Chicken Lady's Blind Date, Nina from JoyMakers -- and new material for classic characters -- Gavin gets an HIV test; Buddy Cole; Fran & Gordon get frisky; Sir Simon Milligan and Hecubus -- and it's like the comedy equivalent of comfort food. They poked fun at themselves; at one point Kevin sings an original song about the history of the Kids, ending with they won't stop till one of them dies, "probably Dave." The Kids are getting older and it's starting to show with receding hairlines and protruding bellies, but the comedy is still amazing. The opening bit about "Men who Wear Wedding Dresses" is classic, goofy Kids. I'm okay with the fact they never got beyond cult status, and more importantly, they seem to be as well.

A great set of iconic Kids in the Hall characters and sketches as well as some new material that feels right at home with the classics!

Awesome show! This is my fourth time seeing Kids in the Hall live and no only do they still have "it" when performing old favorites, their new stuff is just as brilliant and sharp. As always, I'm super grateful for all the funny they have brought to my mind and heart for 25 years now.

An older, slightly huskier Kids hit the stage at the Wilbur in Boston. More than 20 years has passed since the Kids in the Hall made their television debut. However, once the show started the years seemed less significant. Up to their old tricks, the Kids kept the audience laughing throughout their 90 min. show. Some old skits (much appreciated!), some new, much cross-dressing, and a nod or two to Monty Python - the tour is a must-see for any fans of the TV show.

They haven't lost their touch after 20 years. Classic skits and new favorites abound. Show was a whirlwind that went by so quickly I hadn't realized it was nearly two hours after they had started. Once in a lifetime experience.

I've loved them for years and I still do! All of them make me laugh uncontrollably! Love each and everyone!

So silly and wonderful, the humor is just as twisted as ever!!!

Absolutely awesome show! Hope to see them again and again!!

Most of the show was new material and even the classic sketches have had some work done. The show ended up running a bit longer than anticipated due to some screw ups (some by the production crew and some by the Kids themselves), but these guys are such professionals, that they know how to work it into the show. They are truly improv artists! If you have an idea of what they are about from their TV shows (the original KITH sketch show and the Death Comes to Town mini-series) and from their movies, you can trust them to entertain you during this ~90 minute live show. As for when their sketches were going according to plan, the good thing is that the premise of their sketches are always so out there, that the punch line is never predictable. Enjoy!

If you remember the 1990s, you will not be disappointed by their performance. We went to their first show and they cracked up at some point because they were having so much fun. They played Buddy Cole, Bird lady, Jerry and Jarold, and Running FAGGET. If I could see them again I would, when they took a bow I was so disappointed that it ended.

Amazing reunion tour!!! Just as funny, if not more so, then all those years ago! The ONLY complaint was they did not crush anyone's head?!?!

The five man comedy troupe combined old and new skits to make for a memorable night at the Wilbur Theatre Friday night. They also added new twists to their old routines and broke each other up a few times which I love to watch. They started with an hysterical routine wearing wedding gowns and ended with an impromptu encore. Quick-witted, topical, warm, and funny, The Kids in the Hall cracked me up. A terrific show!

I saw them 14 years ago and they are as entertaining and amazing as always.

This show was everything I hoped for... tons of great new material, and a few classic sketches, as well. Although I truly love all 5 guys, Kevin and Mark were fantastic. I've seen every tour that's brought them to our area, and I hope I get another chance someday.

My face hurt from laughing! They were so funny, there was so much energy , and it was the most fun ive ever had ! Of course, being in a room full of devoted,nostalgic fans also made it a great experience!

This was an amazing show. They had new material which was hilarious as well as brought out the old favorites. Awesome show, they will by funny forever.

Event was awesome! Ran into Dave and Kevin on their way into the theater and got to shake their hands. They made a lot of mistakes and broke the 4th wall, but it made the show a lot more fun. (It's called "Rusty & Ready" for a reason). Mark poorly imitating a Boston accent was hilarious. Ending with an encore of "Running Fagg0t" was a nice touch, especially when Kevin came out with the redneck hat on too soon, and threw it back stage before he spoke. Definitely had a lot of fun.