Steve Martin & Martin Short Tickets

I laughed from beginning to end! What a pair! Steve even did a tribute to Robin Williams! I would definitely go see them again!

Very entertaining. Ad Lib was better than the scripted portion.

Wow - we had no idea Martin Short was so funny! He was sharp as a tack and quick - just hilarious. Steve seemed more involved with his band than the show but Martin brought him around and displayed a TON more energy...that was unexpected to say the least. Overall it was a great night out and well worth the admission!

Why was it marketed as a converation - when it was half music? Only 90 minutes - felt like a rip off and making fun of having to perform for another 5 minutes in the encore was not funny. I truly felt like we were being ripped off. Short did some funny movements, but Martin was sitting or rarely moving. One of the funniest parts was the film introductions where they showed their best show/movie scenes over the years. We love the funny faces, movements and actions of both comedians in the past - but they barely displayed any of this movement in this show.

It was a fun show. They were both great to watch perform.

Steve Martin and Martin Short were so great together. Both my and husband and I thoroughly enjoyed it. Tthey did not disappoint!

Great show by master comics. Martin Short was the reason I attended and he did not disappoint!

If you know in advance that it is not a pure comedy show you will be fine. I thought it was just wonderful to see the other side of Steve and his banjo gig. They were funny and yes i would have loved if Steve put on his bow and arrow hat but he did not and it did not take away from a very good show - i would recommend this duo and would see them again

very good show and funny - they intermingled -Part of the show includes Steve playing the banjo. They are still very youthful.

Wonderful evening! Martin Short is still full of energy and spontaneous LOL humor.

Disappointing ... yes I knew there would be conversations but I also thought there would be comedy. Also, Steve Martin's interest is in Bluegrass .. I did not know there would be many Bluegrass songs. While I enjoy that music if I wanted to attend a Bluegrass concert I woudl have gone to a Bluegrass concert

Steve Martin and Martin Short are weill known entertainers and they should be. They were very funny, musical, talented and overall illustrated why they are both considered renaissance men, because together they have 100 years of performing experience and still can hold the attention of human beings in 2014 without any electronic devices, just good old fashioned entertainment. If you don't agree, well, I must say, Exccuuuuuuse ME!

....Steve and Martin's show was just that, a SHOW and a very good one at that. DO NOT expect them to do some sort of stand up routine or rehash their acts from the past. Also, you will have to enjoy or at least not mind great Blue Grass music as Steve is using this format to feature the Blue Grass band he's touring with. They're sound great, but it actually fills up a significant part of the 90 minute show. I don't know if the music was why, but quite a few people got up and left pretty expensive seats soon after the band started playing. Bottom line: Great informal comedy, banter between the two stars was hilarious and music was great. My wife and I loved it but kinda felt cheated by the amount of time used up by the music.

The two had chemistry. Although the act was not polished they were able to play off of their relationship and improvise a few very funny moments. Exemplary banjo playing. It was nice to see the intermission consist of solo by Short the solo by Martin.

A once in a life time opportunity to see two incredible performance icons (and friends) together for a unique show. What treat. Thank you Owen Hart Foundation!

Not at all what I had hoped. One interviewing the other? A TBS attempt at filling the spot left from Ellen's Somewhat Special Special, with some big name comedians, unfortunately fell very flat.

One of the best spent evenings of our lives! Steve Martin & Martin Short were already of our two all time favorite funnymen, but we love them even more now! What a lovely evening we spent listening to their stories and enjoying their off the cuff quips! I wish we could see more of this! Thank you for sharing your memories with us!

It was overall a fun night even though you could tell that the majority of the material was unrehearsed. Regarding the questions from the audience portion of the show... I am really baffled at the fact that some people think that the world revolves around them and was disgusted at two of the questions hurled at Steve Martin. Really??? Lady who used to live in NY and walk by Steve Martin expecting a hello: everyone in the world knows who he is, he would be saying hello non-stop to the rest of us if that was the protocol. And to the woman who asked if he would walk her friend down the aisle at her wedding - come on! It is people like you two who make celebrities think that regular people are all dolts. Can't we just enjoy their work and respect their privacy?

I was so looking forward to this show but both my husband and I were quite disappointed. The show was supposed to be off the cuff, I believe, but it rambled, lacked direction and wasn't all that funny. I was expecting to be falling out of my seat. It was more like a talk show format with a few laughs and interesting moments but overall a great disappointment. Wish I'd gone to Steve's banjo show instead - think that would have been much better.

As a HUGE fan of Steve Martin and Martin Short, this was a must-see! I wasn't sure what to expect, especially based on the title. The evening began with a "very stupid conversation" between the two funny men, but there was nothing remotely stupid about it at all. In fact, their conversation was more of an informal, back-and-forth interview, revealing quite a bit about their careers, their philosophies on comedy, and more. But, when that grew a bit dull, the two changed formats. For example, Martin Short sang two numbers (one about Osama Bin Laden), Steve Martin performed two numbers on banjo (one was a hilarious duet with Martin Short), and they took just the right amount of questions from the audience. Martin Short's alter-ego Jiminy Glick made an appearance to ask Steve a few questions (hysterical), and a rather expansive video montage of comedic skits and movie scenes was interspersed throughout the event. The entire "conversation" lasted just over an hour and a half.