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By gf and I had an amazing time. I feel that it should have been general admission since I had seats in the back but there we're hardly anyone in the front. but overall I loved loved loved the show. My favorite were Dominique and Clayton English!!!!!!!
This was our 2nd year attending LCS at the Mahalia. Two of the comedians were hysterical - had us with tears rolling down and barely able to breathe. The other 3, not so much. Funny but not hysterical. Part of the problem was the sound. Last year we were upstairs and heard fine. This year downstairs midway to the stage we were barely able to hear. Maybe some held their mike differently? Domenique and Bugg were the winners. I'm sure these comedians are used to playing smaller venues but they need to speak up and out to the audience.
We were so tired and really didn't want to go out at all. But we had these tickets, so we soldiered on. We were so happy we did. The comics were really funny. We laughed the entire time. And, as it is with shows like this, the comics got better and better as the night went on. We saw 5 comics. Also, the venue was perfect for this type of show.
I really enjoyed the show. I feel Dominique's performance was the strongest. I appreciated the way all but 1 ( Dominique) was available at the end to greet the fans. Clayton English had the most energy during the meet and greet and was very sincere and friendly. If you are a fan of the show you will enjoy it. I do wish however that Clayton would have had a few new jokes as he did several from the show( more than the other comics).Lastly I wouldn't bring a child or young teenager as some of the material of 2 of the comics is strongly ADULT material. I was somewhat uncomfortable hearing some of it with my 16 year old son and I am not a prude.
All the best talent from the season! Well worth the money. And just for the record, Ian Bagg should have won the show this year. He had the entire audience in the palm of his hand the entire time he was on stage. He's so fast and quick with his wit. Great stuff.
The comedians where great. 5 comedians 20 minute sets with a 20 minute intermission. The venue was a little "stuffy" the audience was a large group of much older people. Made the vibe off a little, but at no fault of the comedians.
I was so happy to be able to participate on a Last Comedy Standing. I was NOT surprised by all the bad language and so on...but I am more of a fan of the clean style. They where great!
They kept things rolling so there wasn't any dead time. The comedians were all very good and kept you laughing. The announcer for each act was a disembodied voice that just announced the name which seemed strange. But it was okay.
First: I had never been to the Ponte Vedra Concert hall before and while it is great to have shows come so close to where I live I was not impressed. They jammed so many FOLDING CHAIRS into each row and made the rows so close together that getting in and out was almost impossible. And as it like sitting on the floor at a stadium event if you have a tall person in front of you as I did you do not see much. Second: The comics. Ian Bagg nailed it and had the place howling. He is a natural and so funny that my face hurt from laughing. A major star in the making. Don't miss seeing him in person or on TV if you have the chance. Dominque who was not my favorite on the show was really good, very natural and funny. I really enjoyed her so much more then I thought I going into it and would go to see her again. The other 3 were OK and should have been opening acts with much shorter sets - including (sadly) Clayton English who won.
We were afforded the VIP package and was able to meet and greet the comedians. They were all so down to earth and extremely humbled and thankful For our presence at the show. Overall, everyone - especially Ian Bagg and Clayton English were fantastic! Dominique was real and raw! Her humor is relatable and very to the point. We had a wonderful time.
Great show and it was great to meet all of the comics. Cannot wait until next year!!!!!
Was really a great show...............Prices for refreshments were just WAY to crazy..even for just a water..bathrooms were very clean..........staff was very helpful..... ....was trying to get end seats because my husband is tall ...but we were close to end isles ....wish the would of had a cut like up the middle ....so some people it would of been easier to get to their seats..........wont go again if I can get close to being able to get by with out having to go infront of like 30 seats just to get to middle
Each comic came on stage, did a routine. The first was especially vulgar and I did not appreciate that. The rest used language etc, but was what I expected in that regard. It was odd that they each had a bag on stage that they brought with them as if they didn't have a locker or room in back. It was fun but not much thought put in to the show, seemed like a money maker rather than a well planned exciting event.
I have enjoyed the TV show for several years. I assumed that it would be a family event. It was not and I was mortified because I brought my family. The content and language was totally inappropriate and is nothing like the show.!
Went with a friend to this funny show. It was a good time.
The best comic was the guy who was very interactive with the audience. The other four were either just okay or not worth mentioning - even the guy who bragged about being the season winner was a waste of time.
So I guess I should have realized in today's era of what is acceptable and unacceptable for entertainment, that this would be an R rated event. I personally am not offended by foul language, and have attended multiple shows and comedic events expecting that kind of language. However, my very old fashioned, religious parents are COMPLETELY against such behavior, and they attended this show and were appalled by the gruesome language and references. They LOVED the show, and I thought I would give them a special gift by purchasing them tickets to this show live. I never pieced together that it would be inappropriate to them since they watch the live censored version at home. I am not upset about the comics cursing and using offensive language, I am upset that I did not find any indication that this would be the uncensored version of the show. I was just very disappointed that my parents had to leave after the second performer because they were so offended by the language, and my sweet mother was in tears over the whole thing. I am not one of those kinds of people to write harsh reviews, and I am an adult I am witness to this kind of behavior daily it does not offend me. I just wish there had been some indication on the tickets that the show would be uncensored...I would not have purchased tickets in that case. I just would like others to know it is not the same PG rated version of the show.
Really enjoyed the show. All the comedians have their own style, but Ian Bagg is my new favorite comedian.
I have watched every episode of this show since it started and couldn't wait to see it. First Andy Erickson came out. She was HORRIBLE! She could not remember her lines, she got confused and ADMITTED IT, her jokes were not funny, people were not laughing, and she pushed her stuff better than telling jokes! HORRIBLE! Then Ian came out. He NAILED IT! BY FAR the best one of the group! Crowd was hysterical! he interacted with crowd, his jokes were amazing. He was FANTASTIC. The next two, Dominique & Micheal, were "funny" but not to the point that the crowd was going crazy laughing. They were above average at best. What was extremely disappointing was that Clayton English, the winner who was hysterical on the show, juts didn't seem to have his best stuff with him. He seemed a bit disinterested and while he did have some great jokes at times, his overall performance just was not what a winner should have been. My wife and I were VERY disappointed as were many of the people I know that went. One can only hope that if they ever come here again, the comics show a bot more happiness of being here, love of their work, etc.
The "sets" were really good. Think Ian Bagg stole the show and really got the crowd involved.
