Trevor Noah Tickets

so so so good. highlight of my semester/year/life probably.

It was awesome seeing Trevor do stand up especially after growing used to seeing Hume behind a desk on the Daily Show. He had some absolutely awesome jokes and observations that had me in stitches and it was great to see him with a little more freedom outside of the Daily Show setting.

It was freezing cold out. I'm glad the good people over at The Wilbur decided to let the people go in, instead of waiting outside like the usual. Our seats were good in the Mezzanine. As for the show itself, the opening act wasn't too good. The comedian did some good crowd work, but that's all he did. He's good with the crowd, gotta give that to him, but he needs a little more jokes that don't involve the crowd. As for Trevor, this was my first time seeing him live. He started off a little slow, but boy did he nail it later on. My favorite bit was the one with the Indian in Scotland. He's a good comic. We had a lot of fun and laughed our asses off. The only negative experience we had was some idiot in the back who was heckling from the start. There's always going to be hecklers, and I usually don't mind them. I just ignore them and enjoy the show, especially when the comedians rip the hecklers a new one. But this idiot in particular was just too much. He started getting in loud arguments with the people around him. He did get thrown out though. I'd go see him again in the future.

We had watched some of Trevor's stand up after we learned he was taking over the desk for The Daily Show. However, this show was so much funnier than anything we had previously seen. He does a fantastic job with voices and accents, as well as making some sharp cultural observations. I think we laughed more than when we saw Jim Gaffigan last year! There were moments when Trevor really reminded me of Eddie Izzard, in that he pulls off some really intelligent humor with language and stereotypes.

I gotta say something about his opening act. That guy was extremely funny, engaged the audience and made everybody laugh and get ready for Trevor. Trevor himself was amazing. Smart observational humor, mixed with a worldly perspective created a mixture of humor that worked on many levels.

Trevor Noah is absolutely hilarious! A must see!!!

Trevor Noah is truly a funny guy with a enormous knowledge about a lot of societies. He is great at reading the crowd and adapting to it. Great at accents and really funny always subtly sliding in critics of the society

Trevor Noah was hilarious as always! And very clean - which says a lot about the quality of his material.

OMG! Saw Trevor (he and I are on a first name basis, you know) in New Hampshire in the fall. He was decent then. We watch every episode of the Daily Show and didn't expect more than decent. But man did he hit it. He was funny, clever and current. I got sad during the last joke because I knew the end was near - there was no way that the show could have gotten any better after that. This guy -- will continue to follow him because he is worth the effort to see. He nailed it and obviously is not done getting better!

Great show - Trevor had fun, all new material and it was a great evening despite being the coldest night on record. We (all four of us) laughed all night. HIGHLY RECOMMEND seeing Trevor any chance you get.

Trevor Noah is arguably the most astute political humorist today on late night TV (hands down the most intelligent) and as such I expect much from him. Justice Renquist had just died - on a hunting trip - no less -- the night before his show in Boston. Where was the commentary in Trevor's show on that? To be cutting edge - he has to be just that. Leaving this out of his commentary showed Trevor's performance as having too much 'canned' element and not enough cutting edge to it. The time for a humorist to comment is in the moment - and that is what separates good from great. Otherwise, Trevor's show was entertaining. He focused on Boston - crowd loved it. He is awesome at accents and can bring to life Nelson Mandela in an absolutely unique way. His 'Obama' is also pretty good!! He does a reflective piece on OO7 and the color wars- thumbs up for his conclusion. Trevor Noah is not an American insider - and this positions him to really hold up a spotlight to the American system in ways which insiders inevitably miss. As an expat South African myself, but one who has lived here way longer than Trevor, I recognize what he is up against system wise. That said- the Boston audience loved him and with a bit of luck and some astute advisors who can guide him through the quagmire - he will get five stars next time. It is lonely to be the man in the spotlight --- Trevor Noah did a fine job on his first Boston run.

I bought these tickets the minute they came out, before he was the Daily Show host, and his stand up is by far his greatest performances. He handled a loudmouth heckler with finesse (sorry, not all Bostonians are like that!) I will say, even the Wilbur had their A-Game. It was absolutely freezing (-1 degree i believe, -20 with windchill) and their was almost no line forcing us to stand outside. They got us in and quickly! Bar staff was quick and thorough! The ushering staff were on point and made sure they kicked people out of our seats (and continued to do so over and over for everyone around us - this is a complete sold out show, why do you think you get to sit where you want?). Flagged people down if they were own their phones or taking video, which is a giant pet peeve of mine. I love coming to the Wilbur. And my face hurt after laughing so hard!

Funny, classy, clever and fun!! We had a great time.

TN show was awesome!!! Trevor was just as Sexy and Funny as in the Daily show. Had a great time. Hope he will be back in Boston asap....

Did not have many expectations going in as I do not watch the Daily Show and otherwise have not seen Trevor's stand up comedy performances. The show was fantastic, laughed the entire hour without stopping. Appreciate that he does not have to rely on vulgarity and demeaning jokes, his humor is top notch and his accents prove his multiple talents. Completely understand why all of his six shows in Boston were sold out, would highly recommend for a classy and entertaining night out.

This was my first ever live stand up comedy show and I must say: The show was amazing! Trevor Noah was brilliant! He didn't miss a beat with those jokes. And they were original. He made and instant fan out of me. I definitely look forward to any of his future work

The opening act was much better. Noah must have ADD...can't seem to string an entire sentence together cohesively, and his stories take waaaay to long to get to the punchline (which is usually average at best). Not worth it.

I wanted so badly to love this show but he just fell flat. Pacing was bad and just drew out jokes that were not funny.

The show was great, we thoroughly enjoyed it, lots of laughs.

Trevor Noah..to me lived up to expectations in his Performance @ the Wilbur theater I saw his video Trevor Noah: African American very funny , thought provocating , insightful and his punch lines delivery are masterful. I would See his Performance Again..