Rachel Bloom Tickets

My hubby and I are huge fans of Rachel Bloom - her music and Crazy Ex-girlfriend. And her collaboration with Adam S. So this was very heartfelt, on brand, and so amazing to see her up close and personal. We loved the intimate venue and despite the distance for us from Anaheim will definitely look for other events at the theater. It was comfortable and nice (not fancy but lovely). And Rachel was delightful, authentic, and despite different obstacles (a paternity-leave "death", a person who may or may not have had tourette syndrome) she was AMAZING. It's nice to see the human side of people we admire and that was on full display -- from the material to the responses from the audience (shhhhh......) it was great. I hope Rachel sees this , but mostly I hope other people see it and know what a gem she is and go to support her.

This was the highlight of my last trip to New York! Been a fan of Rachel Bloom since her YouTube videos and she did not disappoint. Lots of laughs and heart. Surprise appearance from David “White Josh” Hull was great. I wish there was a way I could get the soundtrack, especially since I’ve been doing a lousy job describing the Evan Hanson song to my friends. I hope another show is in the works.

As a fan of Crazy Ex-Girlfriend it was mostly what I was expecting, though it leaned in to the "oh I'm just here to do this pre-pandemic show, definitely not gonna talk about death"gimmick a little too hard for my taste. I might've read too much about the show beforehand for it to work for me. As a new mom, hearing Rachel's birth and newborn experience hit pretty hard. Thankfully my experience was less traumatic but it definitely made me want to go hold my baby. The songs were good but none of them really got into my head the way some CXG songs do (e.g. I Have Friends, I'm a Good Person, Let's Generalize About Men, etc). But who knows, these songs might grow on me!

Amazing. Hilarious! Perfect blend of comedy and theatre.

So funny and moving great to see her live for comedy and music

I highly recommend the show. It's a poignant and hilarious reflection on death. If you watched Crazy Ex-GF and loved it, you won't be disappointed.

Rachel Bloom at her best. Which means one second you're hysterically laughing and the next you're pondering existence. Throw in just the right amount of filth and hope.

These seats are tiny. Like, very very tiny. If you weigh more than 150, you're gonna be uncomfortable. The show has a surprise guest, which was super cool.

I liked Rachel Bloom on Crazy Ex Girlfriend, but I wasn't sure I wanted to see a standup show with her. I finally said "What the hell. I haven't been in the Orpheum for decades."I'm so glad I made that decision. The show was brilliant and took me totally by surprise. Not at all what I was expecting and more than I could have hoped for. I, as they say, laughed and cried my way through it and came out of it a bit wiser.

Laughed so hard but also got a bit emotional. The show was written so well & Rachel bloom is so talented.