Tim Allen Tickets

Bought tickets for my parents to join us to see Tim Allen live as my parents love his TV & films and I grew up watching him. He is NOT the Tim Allen you are used to. He's very vulgar, lots of foul language. I had no idea that he had a troubled childhood, spent time in jail, & hated children. Although I was taken back by his context it was nothing compared to the awkwardness listening to his content next to your parents! Never meet your role models!

Tim put on an excellent show. He has a very interesting life and he expressed it with great humor. The warm up comedian was also very talented. It proved to me an entertaining evening.

This was a great show with Tim Allen. The laughs started with the opener who got us ready for Tim. Tim did not disappoint us by any means. The many f words were funny in their contexts. Definitely a must see and another item off my bucket list.

Tim Allen was great but we were fortunate to be fairly close to the stage so we could hear. The Orpheum's sound system was terrible. The sound echoed and was hard to hear, especially with crowd laughter. This wasn't at all a problem last month when we saw Jerry Seinfeld at the same venue.

Tim Allen and his opening act were everything we hoped for. Both comics kept us interested and laughing thru the whole show.

I wish I had done my research before going. Tim's performance was disappointing on many levels. Some included: so much swearing; intentionally and frequently offensive comments; more swearing; a word salad that was often frenetic, garbled and/or hard to follow; more swearing; very little that was actually funny; and virtually no reference to all of his television and movie performances for which he is beloved (and why we liked him to begin with). If you've ever seen Seinfeld perform live, you would know that you don't need to swear every third word or be offensive to be funny. Like I said, disappointing.

Tim Allen is fantastic. I'm so glad we went. He is so right!!

Super funny. Not for the thin skinned folks! Great evening of laughs.

This was the first time seeing Tim and he did not disappoint. Enjoyed his show a lot. Plus also enjoyed the first act that was with him. Sorry, don't remember his name. Was so nice to laugh and have an enjoyable evening.

We saw Tim last night in Omaha. I'm being generous with a 3 star review. Wish we'd seen the other reviews prior to purchasing our $100+ tix. Honestly, the warm-up comedian prior to Allen, IMO, was much funnier and had a great positive vibe. When Allen came on stage, he immediately made a negative comment about how the screen behind him showing clips from his shows and movie was slow to go up into the lights. Felt bad for whoever was in charge of that. We didn't even notice it until he mentioned it. I could go on, but similar to other reviews the experience was okay but not worth the $$$. My husband said Allen seemed manic; I thought he just dialed in his performance. He reverted to fart and balls, mental "retardation"(yikes), and fat grandma jokes which fell flat, being extremely sophomoric and crass. A handful of people walked out. Do many entertainers and performers treat Midwest audiences as hardly worth their time and unsophisticated? Yes.

Tim was a little late to start and early to leave. Didn't think he was comfortable with the audience. His performance jumped around a bit from subject to subject, many peaks and valleys not really as I expected. Overrated for the amount of the tickets price very disappointed.

Big fan of Tim Allen, but there was no energy in this appearance. The material was good but I got the impression like he did not want to be here. Venue is OK at best.

Though Tim Allen is a gifted comedian and actor, his performance at the Oven Auditorium, Charlotte, NC, on Sep 29th lacked comedic punch. It was difficult to relate with the topics he selected to make humorous. The preceding comic seemed to draw much more crowd enthusiasm. Tim's stories did not adequately lead to a comedic punch line - it was more a conversation presentation that contained some humorous bi-lines, which were easily missed by the audience. We thoroughly enjoy Tim Allen and his TV & movie acts, but, the stand-up comic lacked a spontaneous humorous zip.

Always love Ovens auditorium; have been to three comic shows in the last 2 weeks. No complaints about the venue. Long story, short. Tim Allen, while a great actor, isn’t a funny comedian. Has nothing to do with how vulgar he is; he’s hard to understand because he rushes through the “jokes”, his stories didn’t make sense, he complains about the things that made him successful (when he’s not very good at standup) and he came off like a grumpy guy rambling. We were really looking forward to it, but it was just bad. We stayed whole time because my 80 year old dad made the trip to see him, but we would have left early otherwise.

Not one of his best performances. Long time fan, but he's definitely on the comedic decline. His delivery was poor, he mumbled a lot and his punch lines didn't really pack a punch. Most people laughed harder at the opener then at Tim. He was on for about an hour and then walked off stage and was done. For the money, not worth it.

The show was not at all as we expected, much more crass and he just seemed angry— like the whole thing was one long rant. While moments were funny, it didn’t feel overwhelming like a comedy show. The language was over the top, and was a large deviation from his work on “Home Improvement” or “Last Man Standing.” The people in front us left in the middle of show— and honestly, I wish we had too.

Funny and his set on todays topics was great! Hope Tim comes back to Charlotte soon.

Tim has always been great on tv so I definitely wanted to see him in person. He did not disappoint!!!

The tickets were awesome The show was amazing. Got to see Tim Allen on the front row in the pit. Got to go back stage and meet him. His road manager allowed us to go back it was the best Birthday present ever.

The seating was so tight, that I had to sit holding my arms in as to not keep bumping the people on either side of me. The lighting was too bright. It was hard to see his face, it was almost a white blur and I was only sitting around 25 rows back. I will think twice before going to Ovens again.