Moshe Kasher. Comedian. Child Genius. Jew. Jew Comedian. OBGYN. Pleasure center. Good tipper. Guiding light. Beefcake. He lives alone in LA.
Featured on: NBC's E!’s “Chelsea Lately”,"Late Night With Jimmy Fallon", Comedy Central, "Conan",”Carson Daly”, Showtime's “Shameless”, MTV.
He is a writer on NBC's "The New Normal", the co-host of "The Champs" podcast and the author of the acclaimed memoir "Kasher In The Rye" on Grand Central Publishing.
Selected as one of Variety Magazine's "Ten Comics to Watch", LA Times, “Faces to Watch” iTunes “Comic of the Year”
People really seem to like him. Please, go to Netflix and watch his comedy special "Moshe Kasher Live In Oakland". Please, read his book. Please, think of the children.
Moshe had some pre-prepared material, but around 50% was crowd work. For most comedians, I'd be concerned, but Moshe is a crowd work EXPERT - able to weave multiple peoples' stories together into hilarious combinations and SUCH quick thinking to develop punchlines and tags in real time. He's a smooth operator.
SF Punchline 11/23/2024 915 show. Great show as usual. Great crowd work and quick wit. If you're not in tears laughing maybe you don't have a sense of humor. Also, his latest book "Subculture Vulture"is a really good read. I believe he's just a really funny person normally. So stand up just comes naturally.
Great host and opening acts. Moshe was SO clever and wove random specifics from the audience brilliantly into the act.
Awesome show much better than the last few I went to in Tahoe. I would see this guy again and of course would go to punch line again as well.
I took my entire family for the show and wasn’t disappointed. First the lady got up to introduce the acts and was very funny. When the support act got up the air went out of the room. Way to political and alienated half the crowd out of the gate. Was very concerned the night would be wasted but when Moshe came out he immediately turned it around and we were all dying of laughter immediately. He had the crowd hanging on his every word!! Great comedian.
The venue was clean, great atmosphere and wait staff. There really isn’t a bad seat in the house and the comedians were hilarious.
Bad misinformed political jokes. Tried to sell himself off as a black man but has no idea of the truth. Just not a funny person. Walked out after 20 minutes. BTW.. The venue reprimanded a female patron for vocally agreeing with comics. She also walked out.
Went for Natasha. First time seeing Moshe Kasher's stand-up. He's hilarious. Extremely high energy. The Wilbur is a great venue, but it's tight if you're not seated either at the front of the balcony or mezzanine, or on the floor. Rows B and back on the balcony and mezzanine are super tight and uncomfortable.
After a warm-up act who I can't remember the name of (though he was quite funny, and did a good job of warming up the show), Natasha Leggero did a set, followed by a set by Moshe Kasher. I wasn't really familiar with either of their acts, so it was all new to me. They did not shy away from political and adult topics, so I'm sure some people might be offended. The last part of the show had them bringing up a couple of couples to help them with their relationships, which can always be a bit hit or miss, but Moshe and Natasha tried their best to make it entertaining. All in all, a fun night.
Great show. Loved the opening act. Moshe is especially clever.