Jerry Seinfeld
Seinfeld shows his peers how to be funny without being crass
Jerry Seinfeld
His somewhat genius dissection of human interaction and observational humor occasionally leaves you questioning how he does it.
CBS Minnesota
Jerry Seinfeld
Seinfeld shows his peers how to be funny without being crass
Why see Jerry Seinfeld?
The One And Only Jerry Seinfeld
Arguably one of the greatest comedians of his time, Jerry Seinfeld has been entertaining audiences with his witty observations of the mundane little wrinkles of life since he stepped up to the mic in 1976. Graduating from a gruelling 300 stand-up shows a year, he turned his material into what would become his crowning achievement, leading quirky characters Elaine, George and Kramer to certified comedy gold in the smash-hit sitcom Seinfeld.
When the show came to a close after a glorious 10 year run in 1998, the gifted entertainer returned to his stand-up roots and continues to tour, while also starring in his Netflix series Comedians in Cars Getting Coffee.
Seinfeld's Style
Seinfeld's lasting appeal is credited to his astounding observational skills, as well as avoiding coarse language, dirty jokes or politics, so that his material holds a truly timeless quality. A key theme of his jokes are found in detailing personal relationships and uncomfortable social obligations that we can all sympathize with! Today he continues to polish his skills with his extensive tours of the US and Canada.
Key Information
Run Time
One hour and 10 minutes
Dates
Sep 4
Upcoming Performances
Reviews
Customer reviews
61 reviews, average rating: (4.3 Stars)
David C Cooper
He's the best!
This is the fourth time we've seen Jerry Seinfeld. Each
time he I s better and better. Love the way he takes
the subject and deconstructs it too it's in a
infinitesimal point and he makes you laugh and think
At the same time , that's what's great about him He
doesn't talk political he just talks about life In the
silly things that we all don't think about. Would see
him again if you came back again. ... Read more
Nick Kurns
Seinfeld was amazing!
Jerry was at the top of his game last night. Non stop laughter. The best part was Jerry
not once used politics/racial humility in his routine. That was refreshing. It should
serve as a testament to other comedians that you can be extremely funny without
abrasive subjects. Jerry kept the mantra of the Seinfeld Series alive. A lot of humor
about nothing at all, just hilarious. He was genius. His opening act not so much. The
opening act copied a bit from George Carlin's material. That's called plagiarism,
The downside of the evening was the Tucson Music Hall was not a good place for
this event or any event for that matter. The design of the main floor was atrocious,
the sound system was inadequate. My 28th row seat from stage all I could barely
hear was an echo from the cheap speakers they had up front by the stage. Come on
really?! One would think management should know this flaw. Thankfully, Skip got up
and complained and they then gave us both head phones that saved the show for us ... Read more
Robert Miller
Most polished standup ever
Poised polished and clean. Saw him at Laffs in Tucson in the late 70s early 80s. Even then head and shoulders above his contemporaries. Observations were accurate and clever. His word smithing is unequalled. He still has it and always will. Worth every penny. Try to see him live. You won’t be disappointed. ... Read more
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