Steve Martin & Martin Short Tickets

First time to Hard Rock Live. Venue was great for this performance.

We just loved the show. Martin was hysterical. They work together so well. We had a wonderful night, thanks to them.

steve the dapper straight man, marty the suave whacko. two sixty something superstars of tv, film stage and standup...still have their fastball, timing and fine adlibs.....marty as jimminy,steve with his bluegrass virtuoso band, marty whirling and twirling across the stage in costumes that must be seen to be believed....telling stories on one another ,then on hollywood and Broadway stars from elvis to beluchi from saturday night live to the three amigos...subtle digs at each others careers, video screen memories.90..minutes of clean fun by two consummate performers

As much as I really have enjoyed these two great Comic actors through the years, it was a pretty lackluster show and I cannot recommend spending the $$$$ on it. Catch Martin Short when he performs on his own and you will get a much better show. Steve was all about the banjo, if you like that facet of his talent you are in luck. Otherwise, pretty lackluster show. Of course, maybe the drunks bounding up and down from their seats to the "bar" and back found it entertaining. Sadly, my wife and I were bored. Lazy, lazy effort.

The show was soooo short ( no pun intended). Martin Short is still funny & canbe spontaneous - Steve Martin is barely funny & played his banjo too much! If we wanted to see a music act, then we could have bought tickets for one - however, this was billed as "a conversation" with the 2 of them & that was not what we got. Although Martin is very talented, we did not expect a bluegrass concert. Way too much money for such a short, unfunny show.

They played archived video footage that was entertaining but that was more interesting than the live show. Steve Martin's several banjo songs were blah. Lots of guests headed for the bathroom/snack line.

What an incredible night. I had always wanted to see Steve Martin in concert and this was even better than I imagined because I got to see him and Martin Short tell stories, sing songs, and be just plain funny. My husband and I had an amazing time. We love comedy and these are two comedic legends we could not miss. So glad we did this.

We all loved the show. We laughed through the whole thing, except when Steve and his band were playing banjo. But, that part was great too. Loved them doing skits together, loved them separate, loved the old clips. All in all a terrific show. Would go again!

Two of my favorite comedians of all time - but sadly, this show was just not funny

This show was better then I thought it was going to be. So much fun. Both of them were so funny and it was definitely entertaining..

They are such talented performers we were disappointed.

Martin and Short are a truelly talented duo! Many hysterically funny moments with great music. Expect the unexpected!

They entertained you the whole time and they don't look or act their age!!

Excellent show. Both of them were super super funny. Had an awesome time. Great show.

The two comedians are my favorite, I love their humor and seeing them together, I really love them even more. What a great opportunity to see these stars perform.

When I heard about this pairing, I was thrilled. Two legends of comedy on the same bill. Short with a diverse range of characters and Martin, well, he's Steve Martin!!!! The brief filmed just illustrated what amazing talents these two are. Unfortunately, they completely wasted a brief 90 minutes. It was billed as a "conversation" and when seeing the set (2 lounge chairs) I thought, OK, this could be interesting, I suppose. I saw Al Pacino last year where he just casually spoke to a moderator and it was brilliant!! They really only used the chairs for about a 10 minute segment of chit chat that seemed genuinely off the cuff. The rest of the show wasted time on a lot of pretend insults of each other, an audience participation piece with 3 drunks brought on stage to do the 3 Amigos salute and to facilitate a costume change, a filmed segment of a Martin appearance on the tonight show which was hilarious, but I didn't pay to watch film clips I could see at home. The only saving grace was Steve Martin's bluegrass band and a touching tribute that Steve did for Robin Williams on a solo banjo piece. To cap off the evening (it seemed like it had just got started), they end with a shtick piece about being contractually obligated to do 5 more minutes. Finally, I think a contributing factor was that the venue is WAY too big for this type of show. Indeed, it was a full house, but would have been better served in a theater setting over 2 -3 shows. But I suppose the economics of greed were too strong to turn down the opportunity to fill a cavernous concrete shell for a theatrical piece. Very, very disappointed.

From the beginning of ther show with all of those fond, laughable moments of these two stars throughout the past 20-30 years to the very end we laughed till tears were running down our faces and our tummies hurt from all the laughter. Wished the screens were bigger or there were more close-ups because from where I sat, the stars were very small and I relied on the big screens for my visual of the performance. Thought my husband would bust his gut over Martin Short's bagpiper bit. As a bagpiper he has often had to "perform" using his nose when he meets someone who doesn't know what a bagpipe sounds like and unfortunately, his is nowhere around at the time. Loved Steve Martin's recollections with Martin Short and "The Hollywood Insult" bit, plus his banjo playing is superb - the group accompanying him was terrific as well.

It was great. Do not think I have ever heard my husband laugh that much!

The show was ok, a good night out. Funny at times but not enough. It dragged at times. I didn't know what to expect, both men are so talented. I guess I expected to be entertained, to laugh a lot. I did not expect a bluegrass band.

A combination of videos of past glories and lots of reminiscences and riffs on Steve Martin's art collection punctuated by some nice bluegrass music which was really the highlight of the evening. For $60 I could have said it was fun to sit in on Steve and Martin riffing off the audience (you can substitute the "f"s for "p"s and it works both ways). For $144 I kind of expected something a bit better on the comedy side, like, oh, COMEDY. Maybe a sketch or two rather than the videos. The tribute song to Robin Williams was kind of ironic since this was the venue that he missed with the heart attack and then came back a year later and killed, with everyone leaving the building weeping and gasping for air. Not on this night, buddies. The comparison wasn't intended but it was there for people who pay for comedy down here. Steve Martin's one great story about meeting Russell Brand was that he said, going out of a party: "I was just going out and you're just coming in" and Brand quipped: "It's a metaphor." I wish I had paid to see Brand. Hard Rock Live is still a terrible venue for watching comedy events. It's built like a hockey rink, not an amphitheater. Seats on the risers point to center floor, not the stage. Floor seats outside of the first two sections are far enough away that you're watching the TV screens for $144. Spend the money, CASINO, to put riser seats on the floor so people can SEE.