Taylor Williamson Tickets

We watched Taylor on the "All Ages Father's Day Show" and had a great time. Since there were kids in the crowd, some around 10-12 y.o, we could tell that some of his stuff was toned down. That was ok, as we understood the nature of the event and crowd. It was a fun show and all in our party had a great time. The Punch Line is a great venue. Meet Taylor after the show for a chat and an autographed CD of some of his work. He seemed to be a genuinely nice guy. Recommend seeing him if you can.

Taylor Williamson is hilarious! I loved him on America's Got Talent, so it was fantastic to see him live and up close. After the show he was available to sell and sign his CD. He was the nicest guy and even funnier to talk to. I hope he returns to the the Bay Area soon!

Hard to believe how little material Taylor came with to this show. The opening comedian was FAR MORE ENTERTAINING. Taylor adlibbed nearly the entire time, and kept repeating the SAME lines ... when he was at a loss for the next line, he kept relying on "I hate Japan" too many times, or.... "You guys are great, I like New Jersey"...... just to fill void. We wanted to leave the show early several times. We think Taylor is funny, however he needs to prepare and not take a venue for granted. The only joke he told was the 'poodle joke', which he already told 2 years ago. Suggestions for Taylor - always wear a suit and tie. Make that your trademark. And you should play up not getting dates, or predicaments you find yourself in because you're a Woody Allen type of guy trying to get dates, etc. You were funny when you portrayed that image on America's Got Talent.

That was one of the worst shows ever, the only one laughing at his joke was Taylor himself. Wish I would have used that $20 to go to a comedy show at Borgota.

Taylor was really funny and performed for about an hour and a half. He was engaging with the audience and was sincere when it came to thanking everyone for being there. Tears came to our eyes a few times from laughing so hard during his jokes. The audience age ranged from teenage to senior. I can't wait to see him again!

He is so funny he will have you laughing the whole show. But it gets better he let's you meet him after the show. He is sweet and funny in person as well, he takes his time with all his guests yes this can make a long line but it is well worth it!

Great content, but not enough of it. Spent too much time talking to the crowd, albeit, his talking to the crowd was funny at times. Opening act had us in stitches.

I expected more from the runner up of America's Got Talent. He didn't have flow and didn't have enough jokes. He repeated the same joke of losing on AGT several times. For him to get as far as he did and be rated so funny, I was disappointed in him and AGT. On AGT where he has 90 seconds he was funny. On 60minutes he isn't. Don't bother seeing him and in a few years he will slip off the headliner circuit.

Had a great time. Very funny. Would definitely recommend.

Taylor was funny in some aspects as he is know for is awkward humor. But he then focused on certain crowd membees which really took away from the act.

Taylor was great last night! Very funny man with great instincts, his banter with the crowd and great quips kept everyone laughing. Will definitely go to see him again!

Taylor Williamson was by far the worst comedian I have ever seen. My family and friends did not watch AGT, and we are all shocked that he won 2nd place. I'm assuming he had different material on the tv show than he did the night we saw him (?)... He was on stage for about 15 minutes, and it seemed he ran out of material or something. He was SO not funny, not at all, not to us and not to the rest of the people in the audience. The funniest part of the act was when Taylor said "what do you want me to do up here?" and someone yells out of the audience "why don't you be funny?". Hahaha! We left the show early, along with many other people. I live in Fort Lauderdale area, and go to the Improv 15-20 times a year. I honestly wasn't expecting much in Syracuse, yet Taylor even blew that low expectation. This show was a present for my brother and sister n law's 10th anniversary, and it's been 2+ years since I've seen them. What a way to ruin what should have been a fun night.

We liked Taylor on AGT which prompted our decision to see him at the Pittsburgh Improv. The show was a big disappointment. He only had about 20-30 minutes of material. Taylor engaged in some banter with the audience about not liking his jokes. He pulled out a piece of paper and told jokes that I'm assuming he previously written down but forgot during his show. He was not prepared and his act didn't seem like any of it was rehearsed. It would be better to see Taylor when he is not a headliner.

Sadly, the entire show start to finish was next to unbearable - not funny and took a lot of effort for us to sit through the entire show without getting up and leaving.

We really liked Taylor on AGT. He did not seem to have enough material prepared for the length of his time. He seemed to be struggling. Wasn't worth the drive from the Central Valley. Wasted evening

Taylor was hands down the funniest comedian I've seen... Really down to earth guy, approachable, and talented.

Lots of fun. Taylor's deadpan humor continues to be funny in the larger dose of a full one hour act. Enjoyed his handling of a heckler. Good show!