Mandy Patinkin Tickets

Mandy is a true performer, whether he's singing or telling stories, he pulls you in with his passion and authenticity. I've seen Mandy perform a handful of times around the country and this was one of my most favorite shows. I know he wasn't feeling well and I'm grateful that he was willing to share his brilliance with us and the rest of the world.

It was everything I wanted it to be!! I've been a fan since Yentl. I loved the song selection, was impressed all over again with Mandy's amazing voice. I loved the stories he told. The accompanist was amazing. The humor and the humility were impressive. This was on my bucket list and did not disappoint.

I didn't really know what to expect, and was delighted with Mandy and his program. He is magical. His voice is unique and his stories are so warm and REAL! I sat on the edge of my seat and was one of the people yelling "say it"when he struck the pose. Love, love, loved.

We had the best time seeing Mandy Patinkin at The Paramount in Seattle. Mandy was delightful and engaging. The song selections were surprising, funny, and poignant. If you have a chance to see this show, please do. It was wonderful!

We had amazing seats (Center Mezzanine). Mandy Patinkin is a true showman and gave his all. His performance was mesmerizing. Each song told a story, each movement had a meaning, and each note was pitch perfect. His pianist was amazing and was a big part of the magic that Mandy Patinkin created. How lucky we were that he chose to bring this show to Seattle!

Very disappointed in the program choices. We were hoping and expecting to hear some of his old favorites. He still has a beautiful voice and the last two songs were our favorites. It was sad we had to wait so long in the concert to hear what we were hoping the whole program would be like.

Having seen and heard Mandy in his heyday, maybe thirty years ago, I remember how great an entertainer he was. I still like him. I didn’t expect the same range of voice but would have liked a better selection of songs. However, he’s still Mandy and I still love him. But I’ll pass on his next concert.

My husband and I have been fans and attended shows since Mandy Patinkin performed at the Bailey Hall venue at Broward College. We have always tremendously enjoyed his performances up through the last one we saw before the pandemic. We were hugely disappointed in this show. His medleys were choppy and lacked relationship between the songs and his segues into them were weak. The show did improve during the second part after his monologue and ended with an interesting twist to an old favorite.

This is the second time we've seen this concert. We saw it back home on Long Island months ago and in Fort Lauderdale during our travels. His choice of material is unusual but interesting. I can honestly say that in my 77 years of age, I've never seen a concert like this. His Ferrari is a little annoying but he can still put over a song. My favorite part at both concerts was his story about Angela Landsbury and his dad. It made me cry both times.

It was awful. I have no idea what he was trying to say or do with his show, other than he's getting old and his voice is almost shot. I was hoping for something so much better. I left before it was over. So glad I go the cheaper seats...