Whoopi Goldberg Tickets

The show was everything I thought it would be. I laugh so hard though the whole show. I like her jokes about real life

It was entertaining and enlightenin and a good time overall g

She was wonderfully funny. She does not tell jokes, she tells stories. Wonderfully funny stories about her life that you can relate to in your life. They may not be exactly the same but you know someone that is like the people she talks about and sometime you see yourself in her.

I'm very glad I went to her show. It was a great pick me up and just what I needed. As far as the time she spent answering questions, I didn't mind this because it gave me an opportunity to see how she interacted with people on a one on one basis without performing. My favorite part was - When Whoopi decribed how the f word was a better choice to use rather than saying something or someone is stupid. You can't smile when you say stupid :-)

She is and has always been a great entertainer. It is a testament to her greatness that she attracts such a diverse crowd, young, old, all races and nationalities, gay, straight; etc. She is a national treasure and so LOVED!!!

Whoopi's still got it! Very funny routine...Q&A session was problem for me. People don't "listen". Everybody trying to get handshakes, pics and etc. when she tells you up front that it's something she can't do.

She is amazing! This was the most diverse audience I have seen in a long time. Black, white, gay, straight, young, old. It was a privilege to be there. I appreciate her openness with humor. She has a true gift.

Phenomenal woman. I went because I relate to Whoopi on every level - intellectual, life, cultural consciousness, and vibration. Excellent venue...my first, but not last, visit.

Did not know what to expect. Going in I though Whoopi would provide some polished stand-up comedy routine, she did not. She mentioned that she was not a stand-up comedian. So as I settled into the event I thought that she would provide some thought provoking yet light hearted discussion on politics or social events, etc. She did not. I felt that she fumbled around on and although some of her stuff was funny it was hard to enjoy the entire event. I really did not like that she simply relied on audience questions for about 1/3 of the event.

I like Whoopie, but she used too much profanity. I won't go see her again in concert, but will continue to enjoy her on the view, etc.

Whoopi performance was excellent and she kept her show 100 real. The show started on time which is always a great thang. I liked the way that she conducted a question and answer section after her show. What I really enjoyed is how she personally acknowledged the elderly people in her audience and she even took the time to sign autographs for others.

Great storyteller. Very entertaining and real. She kept the crown engaged.

Whoopi's performance was the funniest comedy that I have ever attended. I see why she makes the big bucks unlike some of her colleagues.

Whoopi Goldberg was awesome, entertaining and honest. I laughed the night away. The question and answer session was wonderful and unexpected, but it was funny too. She welcomed us into her world and made us feel at home. She was caring and understanding to those who didn't quite understand her humor as well. Great show Whoopi.

Whoppi was GREAT!!! Just what I expected....luv her, wish her the VERY BEST!!!

Been a long time since I laughed so hard. Whoopi was warm and personable. A very diverse audience could relate to her. She'd be my most favorite person to have lunch with. I've been a fan for years and I'm so grateful for the chance to see her live. She is an amazing performer, required no props, fancy lighting or multiple costume changes. Yet the audience was totally captivated.

Fantastic doesn't do this justice! Loved the Centre (first time) and loved everything about the show. I would go to this Centre anytime..much better than going into downtown Atlanta!

Funny, irreverent, delightful. Laughed until I cried!

Laughed so hard could hardly breathe! Great show and venue.

We have not seen Whoopi for over 20 years, and she was as sharp, witty, and yes "honest" as always. During the Q&A one patron took her to task for one joke, but she explained her position well. Everyone loved the show. The only issue was that there were big signs outside the doors saying "performer wants no guns" and hence we went thru airport-like screening. I do not blame Whoopi, I blame the new gun law in GA that made these signs even necessary. I have attended other similar recent events at Cobb and no such signs. Should be standard practice, not set by each performer.