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Nick Kroll has established himself as one of today's most sought-after creators, writers, producers, and actors in both film and television.
Dubbed "the Picasso of Puberty" by The New York Times, Nick co-created, writes, produces and performs over 30 voices on the Emmy-Nominated Netflix animated series BIG MOUTH, which is based on his childhood. BIG MOUTH has been heralded by Vanity Fair as "one of TV's most honest depictions of growing up."
He and his BIG MOUTH co-creators newest Netflix project, HUMAN RESOURCES, is a workplace comedy set in the world as the BIG MOUTH creatures and monsters.
Nick can also be seen or heard in SING 2 and Olivia Wilde's upcoming film DON'T WORRY DARLING alongside Harry Styles and Florence Pugh.
He created and starred in the critically acclaimed KROLL SHOW, which ran on Comedy Central. He also starred as "Ruxin'' in the hit FX show THE LEAGUE. He is currently guest starring on the FX hit comedy WHAT WE DO IN THE SHADOWS, Apple's DICKINSON, HBO Max's OUR FLAG MEANS DEATH alongside Taika Waititi, and Apple's ROAR, opposite Issa Rae.
He co-wrote and starred in OH, HELLO on Broadway alongside frequent collaborator John Mulaney for 138 sold out shows which resulted in a critically acclaimed Netflix special of the same name.
In 2019, he began his stand-up comedy tour for Nick Kroll: Middle-Aged Boy selling out theaters across the US, UK, and Australia. On November 12, 2021 Nick Kroll sold out Carnegie Hall during the New York Comedy Festival.
I guess I'm too old for the MTV humor, but I tend to like more humor geared at everyday life like a Jerry Seinfeld. There were some good moments, but not enough to justify $50.00 a ticket.
Nick Kroll is even funnier in person and kept us laughing throughout the entire show. Worth the wait and worth every penny.
I only knew of Nick Kroll from the League. I plan on finding the Kroll Show and tuning in! Very funny guy!! Really enjoyed his act and delivery. Great characters!!! Bobby B is a total douch-bag!!
Outstanding. My cheeks hurt from smiling and laughing all night !!! Must go!!!!
Nick Kroll was hilarious and the opening act was fabulous as well.
Nick Kroll was hilarious and a good sport about everyone constantly yelling out references from "The League"......I was guilty of it a few times myself :)
Opening act was good but could have been shorter. Nick Kroll's act was a bit thin on content, he relied on audience members to shout out names of cities, then says something funny about them...most of the time. Otherwise, it's back to the kind of sex/bathroom humor we know from "The League". But his own show! That's a lot better! He is promoting his new season of "The Kroll Show". Good.
Nick Kroll was hilarious, and the venue was perfect. Couldn't have been more pleased with the entire event.
I love The League and I imagine Nick Kroll to be a funny guy. His stand up though just wasn't cutting it for me. Other people definitely laughed a lot, but I'd say it was half-and-half. He seems kind of snotty and he told one of the girls in the audience to "Shut the F up, you're annoying me." Some people laughed but it was generally uncomfortable to do that to a fan. I don't know, he just wasn't as funny. He also showed a five-ten minute video of his new show on Comedy Central--shameless promo. The video also wasn't that good, most of the audience didn't laugh and Nick knew it. And that's when he started saying stuff to that girl in the audience (who by all fairness, wasn't causing trouble but was answering the questions he was asking the audience to answer). I think the only reason why I felt I hadn't wasted my money was because the comedian who introduced Nick was hilarious--I'd pay to see the intro guy again.
Hilarious show. I thought he had some great material and I didn't stop laughing.
What a great venue for comedy - very small, so everybody is up close. Nick Kroll and his opener were hilarious - by the end, my face hurt from smiling/laughing so much.
I wasn't sure what to expect, and actually read some of the other reviews on here first and found some mixed reviews. However, Nick Kroll was hilarious! He was a pro on stage and interacted with the audience. His routine was a mixture of politically incorrect jokes, drug-related jokes, and funny observations. To address previous comments about drug-related jokes... I mean, he's a comedian- most of them use/make drug jokes. I didn't feel like it was over done at all. If you like The League and that type of humor, you'll regret not seeing Kroll live.
I'm always nervous seeing a comedian live when I like a character they play on t.v. I'm always afraid that their shows writers are more funny than their standup. After seeing Daniel Tosh last year I was almost put off by stand up completely until... Nick Kroll made me almost pee my pants. I was far from disappointed. He is a funny bastard on and off the screen and I hope to be seeing more of him.
Great show. Solid opener, Rodney is hilarious, superb performance for the local crowd!
As always, Nick put on a great show. Compared to his previous shows this one did drag a bit in the middle but he ended strong.
His opening act was decent, although it started 20 minutes late. Nick was not nearly as funny as I would have hoped and he pitched his stupid new show that is coming out in the middle of his act, which ruined whatever flow he may have had going. Wouldn't see him again.
Nick Kroll was hilarious! He showed a preview of his new CC show, but I kinda thought this was a bit of a cop-out. I enjoyed his stand-up way more, but the show looks somewhat funny. He does good impressions and he was interactive with the audience. I was crying I was laughing so hard at the College Stand-up bit and the Bacon bit and even his retelling of a European crime. Enjoy!!!!!
Nick was so damn funny. You will not be disappointed.
We didn't really think the guy who opened was funny at all (Nick something) but Nick Kroll was good. The first half of his set was awesome and then it tapered off.
Not a ton of League jokes, he was pitching his new comedy central show for January which looks pretty funny. Jokes were good. Boston can sometimes be a tough crowd to please. He did well. I was glad I went.
