Charlie Sheen

Had a lot of fun at the show. Perhaps all of us were curious if Charlie was going to be a melt-down or cool. He was the latter. The media has had a lot of fun playing Sheen as a crazy guy, but the reality is that he's accomplished and mature. Sure, he's a good-looking millionaire and famous Hollywood insider and has had his share of drugs and strippers, but, come on, it's LA. The show was more of a personal appearance of Sheen, and I especially enjoyed when he talked about his career. The crowd was extremely anoying and kept yelling the entire time trying to get him to act crazy. They were a bit too worshipful, and Charlie had fun with it, but he never went overboard. The local personality that interviewed him at the beginning of the show was good, but, again, the crowd started booing because he wasn't "wacky enough." Several guys around me wouldn't shut up the entire show, and I was 3 rows from the front, so they had to be annoying to Charlie as well. Security had to warn some of them numerous times to keep it down. Charlie brought a comedian with him who did a "roast" of Charlie, which was very funny. Then the comedian brought some people up on stage and had each ask a question of Charlie. He was pretty funny, and it kept the show moving. Charlie Sheen is a fun actor and great sit-com comedian, but people had to realize that he isn't a stand-up comedian. Those guys hone their skills for years and have hour to two hour acts memorized. Charlie was just having fun and giving us all a chance to have some fun with him. I enjoyed the show and am glad I went.

Well I had a good time at the show it was pretty much as I expected. There were a few times when it could have been better. But hey it's not like Sheen's a touring comedian. If you went and didn't like it you probably shouldn't have bought tickets for it anyways. All in all the true people that understand Sheen and the situation probably like it, I know I did. If your a fan of Charlie Sheen I would definitely recommend the show to you.

Charlie has demons, just like any of us. He may not be doing things "your" Way, but in my book, his honesty is inspiring. He is doing the best that he can, just like the rest of us. I love Charlie, he will always be a star to me

I can't believe there's actually an option to review this event. There really wasn't even an event. Detroit was very unwelcoming to absolutely everyone who performed. The opening comedian was booed and heckled before he even finished a joke, Charlie Sheen wasn't able to get a word in before the audience started heckling him. The show wasn't awful because of the performer, it was awful because of the obnoxious, drunken audience who apparently felt it was acceptable to drive the man that they paid money to see of the stage within 45 minutes of showtime. Thanks, Detroit. Thanks for ruining the expensive show for everyone who actually wanted to see it. Whether you booed or not, you're not getting your money back.

From the very opening, a handful of very loud and obnoxious hecklers did their best to destroy the show. The crowd decided to join in with the hecklers, but for those that were able to contain themselves, the show itself was phenomenal. It's unfortunate that people were so disrespectful.

An absolute train wreck. Sheen had no clue what he was doing and the whole things felts like it was thrown together.

1st comedian was a joke his jokes were not funny and the one joke handed to him from off stage was timed so horrible that it lost everything Charlie then came on over 20 minutes later and put his brand new app on the fore front ok so you got an app, not impressed. His video from the 80s blew and it seemed like he was fed up because the crowd was telling him how bad the show was. Too many videos too much advertising because it was obvious tecante, gieco, pepsi, and nike all had sponsored this train wreck. It could have been funny it could of been an epic but it seems Chicago got the show and we got the torpedo oh well. Then the final performer a stereo typical white rapper with a gold chain and does cocaine are you kidding me, were the town of eminem and kid rock, he went over as well as Charlie asking the audience smoked crack.

This Charlie sheen show was the worst show I have ever witnessed. They need to give out a refund or something. You couldn't pay me to go sit through that again

This event was terrible and everyone deserves a full refund. Paying this much to see such a terrible show is a crime.

This was Sheens first show so he tried out different material. Some hit , but some missed. The Detroit crowd was impatient, loud and rude. He attempted his spoken word poetry. The trolls of Detroit couldn't comprehend any of it.They apparently like face value shallow entertainment. Sheen was a showman handled the situation great. He was warm friendly,brilliant,charming and funny. Detroit seemed like the kind of place that would have yelled and car called at a ballet or an opera. They all had short attention spans. The Warlock picked the wrong city to start his tour. I would recommend going to see his "Sheenius". He has opened his heart to America and deserves America to embrace him with open arms.

What a trainwreck! No apparent plan, but the ramblings of a mental patient. I had high hopes, as I loved his TV and movie career. The show was summed up in the first 15 minutes. The crown went from a standing "O" to booing and jeering. His response, "I already got your money, you might as well listen!"

The worst show ever. Burn your money instead. At least you can stay warm for a few minutes.

Opening act was absolutely terrible, I have no clue how he even has a job in comedy. Then Charlie came on, he was enjoyable for about the first 5 minutes, then it went down hill fast. It seems the little he had planned for the show wasn't what anyone expected or cared to see. The one funny thing he said was after showing a video and said "Well that was a bomb." Then after more dumb comments and him trying to be funny he took a "music break" and never came back on. Not worth a cent to see this even though comments coming from the crowd were pretty funny.

I went into the show not knowing what to expect from this guy. I however expected to be entertained and enjoy myself. Unfortunately neither of these happened. The opener wasn't very funny and didn't help set a mood for the show. Charlie didn't make an appearance for nearly an hour. The show however did start at a very good pace with a good opener video, national anthem and burning of a "Two and a Half Men" shirt. After this he went into a "State of the Union" kind of address and this is where he lost the crowd. After this there seemed to be no direction for the show. He began to show the beginning portion of a film he wrote/produced with Johnny Depp which didn't make sense. He then cut that off to answer questions from the crowd. He then only answered one of the many that he read. The rest of the show just didn't make any coherent sense. He left the stage stating he'd come back on stage and the lights came on. The planning was sub-par. It seemed like Charlie planned this on a trip and it made sense to only him.

Charlie Sheen, the Wizard of Odd lost his '-tainment'. All he had was the "Enter-", some videos, and lots of merchandise for sale. Sheen prepared a ten minute speech, which I did not understand, and then the show went further downhill. Charlie offered to tell stories, but did not. Offered to read and answer audience questions, but other than hug a woman from the audience, did not share anything of interest. Started a mini-movie, but after a few minutes, stopped it and apologized that it was so bad. Told the audience to stop booing, gave up, and walked off stage. After a Snoop Dog video which had a heavy bass beat, but had raps that could not be heard, the lights went on and people wondered if the show ended. Within seconds, people streamed out, disappointed, but not suprised. Worst...show...ever (which, in some ways, made it worth the price of admission.) Regardless of how bad the show was, the evening was memorable. I was entertained and amused by how surreal the night was. I saw well-known Detroiters, drunken fools, star-struck fans, and haters all mixed together for a few unpredictable hours, and will never forget the evening!

A completely unplanned event. It is difficult to disappoint that many people with little or no expectations. I knew it was a risk when I purchased the ticket but that is honestly the first time I have ever walked out of an event.

At first the crowd's energy was fantastic everyone was pumped for the show! People paying hundreds of dollars and traveling from several hours away. Then the Show started..... The opener was booed off state couldn't even finish a joke. Then Charlie took the stage! Then it went down hill from there. No organization the sound was horrible! Random video clips that didn't even make sense. People started leaving. I understand Charlie believes he's a Warlock whose main purpose is to defeat trolls, but this was really out there! When the show finally just ended we sat there thinking there has to be more. In the end we had no idea what kind of show we would be seeing, and when we left we had no idea what just happened.

This was hands down the biggest disaster I've ever attended. I expected this to be a train wreck, however, it was far worse than I ever imagined. The show was disorganized and boring, and the abrupt end to it was very fitting.

Charlie really short changed Detroit. He deserved every last boo!!! People were pumped at the beginning and he let down all his fans here.

It could have had potential, if he had structure, good material, writers and a producer. He was unable to carry and maintain the crowd. It was too slow moving to keep anyone's attention, he got cocky, rude and made really bad jokes bashing Detroit. The sound was terrible, any part that could have been good was awful due to horrible feedback and noise blaring so loud it was almost painful. However, I witnessed a little bit of pop culture history.

The Detroit show was unorganized, very few laughs and very little Charlie on stage. Sheen had said Snoop Dogg was going to be there, he fail to mention that he would only be there in the form of a music video. Definitely want a refund for how badly the show was done. DONT WASTE YOUR MONEY

Charlie Sheen has left reality and fallen into a delusion of grandeur. The man's show goes nowhere. You're better off just watching the interviews he has already given, on YouTube. Every time his show seemed to be going somewhere, Sheen would lose his mindset and go back to talking about how awesome he is. Wouldn't recommend this show to anyone.

Was there at his show in detroit,MI, 4/02/2011. when he was booed and said he would be back after the musical break of Snoop dogs video clip ended.But no return I guess he did not think of his fans that paid good money for the show deserved a full show.just because some people left or booed him and he could not handle it. I feel I should get my $170 dollars I paid for the two tickets,I bought seeing he did not finish the show. But he must of left town with our cash. If your planning to see his show in another city on his tour.You might want to take this in ,before purchasing tickets.

Do not waste your time, do not waste your money. Worst show EVER seen, I would not even call it a show. Just go on youtube and bring up some Charlie Sheen and you will have a better night. Oh, BTW, THAT was part of his show. If you already have tickets, it's going to suck but try not to get upset and boo or ridicule Charlie. He gets upset and doesn't want to continue if you do that. He just stops what he was going to do and does nothing. The show was about nothing. The violent truth? We expected a train wreck to perform and instead we got a train wreck of a show. I highly recommend he cancels the rest of the tour and gives refunds on the tickets.

BEST SHOW IN AMERICAN....MARK TWAIN BLEEDING TIGER BLOOD!!! DRESS REHEARSAL WAS AMAZING!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Wow, the comedy genius of the man, the myth and the warlock with tiger blood is coming to a city near you. I give Charlie Sheen's comedy on a scale if 1 to 10, a 11 Vatican Assassin Warlocks. If you miss Charlie on this tour your definitely not a wiiner. So all winners like me, buy your tickets in advance. Resectfully submitted, Warlock fan Naterock73

Wow, totally blown away with Charlie's performance. The knowledge I gained from this show will stay with me for years to come! The enlightenment, the recipes, the anecdotes, the advice and most of all the TRUTH! Charlie was funny, confident and charming and had the entire audience in the palm of his hand. I want more, can recommend this show to all ages. Note to sensitive types; Charlie will chain- smoke throughout, and bang a rock or two.

Winning in Extra Innings WINNING IN EXTRA INNINGS!!!

Pathetic performance with no content and disrespectful of audience.

The first part of the performance was a little awkward. It consisted of Charlie walking around cursing, bad mouthing the media, and trying to pump up the crowd. Then a large sum of time was spent having crowd members walk up to the stage to hand Charlie money which was being donated to Brian Stow ( the Giants fan who was beaten up in LA) That was great. The best part of the experience was the q&a portion. Charlie fielded questions from members of the audience and told interesting stories from his past. All in all it was a good show. Despite not too much happening at the beggining of the show, Charlie had some insightful things to say and it was a good experience.

My husband and I were not sure what to expect as there were mixed reviews from all previous shows, but we were incredibly entertained and thought the show was awesome!

I loved it! Obviously, Charlie's crazy...but I really don't think he's as crazy as the media is projecting him. I think he's just trying to make money off of it. The show wasn't completely amazing but he did keep the audience entertained the entire show. And there are enough freaks in the audience to keep you entertained if he doesn't.

Charlie Sheen was not funny. They only funny part of the show was when Geoffrey Ross roasted him.

Charlie was great with Jeff Ross. The show was very funny especially with Jeff Ross, it was never boring and overall a great show!

Charlie rocked the house! Great audience participation and a lot of fun. Great night out!

I admire Charlie Sheen because he stands up for what he believes in. He has a strong personality and stays true to his character in the face of intense pressure by many around him to become something he is not. In a world where children suffer from self esteem issues and grow up to be insecure adults it is nice to see someone who will not sway from what he feels is right. He seems to be loyal to those important to him and that is an amazing quality. That is why I went to the show. That being said I wish he would have had more material. The show became a little slow in parts and he ranted a bit too much about Chuck Lorrie. For the most part I think people at his shows agree with him and his stance on Warner Bros and Mr. Lorrie, however I don't think we would have prefered to go to a show where he paced and complained about him for 30 minutes. I think 5-10 min would have covered it. If he could have gotten a writer it would have been so good. I would give the show a C. It was cool to be a part of a pop culture moment like this but I wish he would have prepared more.

For a guy that is not a stand up comic nor a singer, had no written format of what we were to see, we had a great time! We would go see him again. Bring him back to Houston and TV!

The show was depressing, not funny at all. All we heard were complaints about his life, nothing to entertain the crowd

Thought it was great! Ya never now what to expect from Charlie. Could be a little longer.

I enjoyed Charlie Sheen's Violent Torpedoes of Truth in Denver this past Thursday evening. I am a huge fan and it was great to see him. I would really like to give the show a four or five star rating, but it was just a little too light on content to justify a higher rating. It would be very easy for Charlie to add a little more to his show--all he has to do is tell a few outrageous anecdotes that no one has heard before and the show would be pure gold. I'd heard that he told a very interesting story about himself and Nicolas Cage at the Cleveland show, and was hoping he'd tell it in Denver, or some other story of the same ilk. Unfortunately, he did not tell any new or intriguing stories from his personal life. Charlie's opening slideshow was very entertaining and a definite crowd pleaser. He then gave a somewhat lengthy monologue discussing his current status with Two and a Half Men and his ongoing feud with Chuck Lorre. While I was interested in this discussion, it probably went on a little too long for the average fan, and some were getting restless. Thankfully, Charlie next had a Q&A session with the audience, which was possibly a little too short. Lastly, Charlie was roasted by comedian Jeffrey Ross, which was again a hit with the audience. While I enjoyed the show, a couple of humorous stories from Charlie would not only have added quality content to his show, but also left lasting memories with the audience. All in all a good show, and no hostility from the audience in Denver. A win for Sheen.

It was entertaining... we were expecting a delay. He showed up 35 mins late. I think heckling the people that came on stage was fun and making fun of douchebag Kidd Kraddick was very fun... Charlie Sheen had clips and that was a little bizzare at moments. Overall we really just wanted to see the trainwreck in person. He seemed very nice, but you could tell something isn't quite right with the man. He ended 15 mins early... so we paid for 1 hr and 15 mins... But it was entertaining.

You get what you expect. It was funny and memorable. I can see why people wouldn't like it. Don't go if you can't take raunchy, offensive jokes.

Other than a few too many F bombs, show was fantastic! Loved hearing his view on his situation. Would recommend attending future tour stops!!! Hilarious!!

Winning! One speed- GO! He must have left all that in Houston. No real direction or flow, seemed to be winging it, too many merch promos, it has its entertaining moments but.... It did not help that local DJ Kid Krappy (that what we call him), was i guess supposed to moderate and add some flow to the show, was basicly booed off the stage. Charlie said "i thought you said these people liked you", they took a break during a very funny video parody of his 20/20 interview, and Krappy did not come back. He most likely was told by Sheen "I can get booed off the stage on my own, thank you good night". I rolled the dice for this one and lost. Oh well, I was there, it could have been a rowdy fun one.......

i didn't expect much to begin with, but this was more than a bomb. Not only did he start the show 35 minutes late, but got booed off the stage before the show was scheduled to end. All he did was talk about how much he was winning. No trash talking about his ex wives or chuck lorre like was reported from other shows. He has a celebrity guest for each tour stop, (by the way his celebrity guest for dallas ended up being kid kraddick, quite possibly the douchiest joke they could have played on us.) charlie started reading a review from his houston show the previous night and it sounded great, saying he had jeff ross come and roast him onstage. Then he told the audience that jeff ross was in dallas and "lets bring that motherfuc#er out!" At this point I got excited because I love him. The person who came out, however, I did not recognize. This man claimed jeff had to do a charity event in LA but he had given him his notes so he can roast charlie. What followed made me, among many others walk out. This tour is clearly a joke to charlie sheen; its a personal challenge to see how many people he can swindle money out of for complete s#it in return. If you look at it that way, he IS in fact winning. Which makes me want to punch him in the dick.

Epic night, Once in a lifetime show! Worth every penny. Review critics are morons.

If he had been drunk or high it would have been awesome but stone cold sober he can stay home for. I spend $100 total on tickets and bought 3 shirts for nothing but disappointment.

it was fun, he started late, but the crowd ws cool!

It was exactly what I expected! An hour long rant followed by Q & A then a celebrity roast! I will see Charlie again :)

Itwas an OK show, Just a rant essentially about his Job/life. I bought 6 tickets thinking I could convince some friends to go, I paid $500. I couldnt Give them away, but the show was OK. Jeff Ross appeared He was Funny. Roasted charlie... It was OK but not worh the cost of the ticket...

I went into this expecting a train wreck... Really i thought he did good. If you go in with zero expectations then you can't be let down. I thought he was funny. But Kidd Kraddick should have never gone on stage he killed the show and made it come to a screeching halt. HE is NOT funny. I thought it was good show overall

Overall a very entertaining time. The video's on the big screen were fantastic especially the doctored ABC interview. The music video was also great.

Had a awesome time. Not knowing what to expect and was very happy with the event. Charlie Sheen was funny and we were very happy to be there for he is on the verge of crashing and burning and we were happy to share that moment and we got a T-Shirt to prove we were there in the verge of him losing his self respect

Charlie was great!! And people did NOT heckle him at all. They heckled that DJ feller interviewing him. It's true the crowd was rowdy, but they were NOT hostile. I wish Jeff Ross was there like he was in Houston. Who wouldn't? But it was really cool to see Chuck Zito in person doing the Jeff's roast. I had a darn good time and felt really refreshed and energized the next day. It was definitely worth my while.

After hearing that Houston's show was a success, a very disappointing night followed in Dallas. The show had it's high times, but overall was a dud...my opinion only.

The only entertaining part was when kid craddick ?sp was booed off the stage

Charlie seemed to be controling his demons. Loved when he took his shirt off! Wish it had been his pants...

If you go with zero expectations... then its a decent "show". He rambles on about nothing in particular, paces the stage and makes sure to take at least 30 minutes to give his advice to random audience members. Bottom line... you are basically paying to be in the same room as Charlie Sheen. If you go with that being your only goal... you just might enjoy yourself and have a few laughs.

I didn't expect much from this show other than to see a train wreck on stage. I pretty much got what I expected. I did think he'd have some kind of show put together after doing it 17 times previously, but he didn't. Overall I'm still glad I went, if nothing else but for the experience of seeing this nutcase on stage, but if you're going to see a great show you'll be very disappointedd.

I COULDNT BELIEVE IT, I THOUGHT IT WOULD BE A MESS, BUT CHARLIE SURPRISED ME, HE WAS FUNNY, HAD NO FEAR, HE MUST HAVE TIGERS BLOOD AND I WAS IMPRESSED! I HAVE TO SAY HAVING JEFF THERE TO ROAST HIM WAS HILARIOUS. CHARLIE SEEMS LIKE A FUN GUY AND WOULD BE A TRIP TO HANG OUT WITH FOR SURE! HOPE HE IS VERY SUCCESSFULL IN WHATEVER HE DOES NEXT! THANKS CHARLIE!

I saw Charlie Sheen Live in Fort Lauderdale, at the Bank Atlantic Cent...er this Saturday 4-23-11.This will be remembered as our Woodstock moment when we can say we were there. Sorry no train wreck. It was like watching a car race with no accidents. Not the same unless someone hits the wall...I Came in with no expectations and was not disappointed. Jeffrey Ross was funny. Charlie was not. He told it like it is and dissed about everyone in his life. He was not as crazy as we thought, and not as cool as we thought before he started to open his mouth everywhere after the firing. I Still love his character on 2 1/2 Men, will catch it in re runs for eternity and keep on laughing. We will look for Charlie on a future Celebrity rehab.

Charlie + ATL = Winning Combo! Glad I got to see Charlie Sheen's (almost) one-man show. Good show overall. You can tell he's working out the bugs as the tour progresses. And what works in one city doesn't always translate to the next. Open of show was good, Charlie was funny, and the crowd was up. I was glad when he gave the interviewing DJs the boot. They were terrible! If I wanted to hear two local DJs talk about themselves, I could turn on the radio for free. After that, Charlie brought in comedian Jeffrey Ross, who saved the show. Questions from the audience was funny and just long enough. Sheen finished off with a closing monologue, which was good, but sounded a little rehearsed. I think the audience wanted more of Charlie's stream-of-consciousness-musings and stories about his partying days. The rapper at the close of show was not bad, but I was hoping for a Snoop Dogg clip, at least. Charlie Sheen - Single-handedly bringing back Vaudeville!

I thought Charlie Sheen and Jeffrey Rosen were great! At one point, I was laughing so hard that I had tears coming out of my eyes. It was hilarious and VERY entertaining!! We enjoyed it and thought our money was well spent on this event!! GO CHARLIE!!

The Charlie Sheen exactly what I expected it to be - entertaining! Charlie was at his best when he was not rehearsed, also when he appeared to be most relaxed. However, Jeff Ross killed and saved the day!

This show was not the train wreck TMZ and others reported it to be. It wasn't bad at all. Yes there were some scripted moments. Yes the whole thing started sliding sideways due to the idiot DJ who was interviewing during the first half. However Sheen wisely went to a video for a break, which brought the crowd together and then returned with Jeffery Ross who as a profession...further unified the audience. There were 5 or 6 moments of real truth that made the night worth the hype. We walked out happy and didn't see anyone who was complaining. There were people in the crowd who tried to turn it into a disaster but by now Sheen has figured out how to deal with it when the crowd just stops listening and thinks they are part of the show. There was no mass exodus. There was no second coming either. Just Sheen being Sheen.

Unsrcipted, poorly rehearsed, horrible interviewer and a let down. Could have been something special because there is no doubt Charlie Sheen is smart, witty and creative. Sadly, he was none of those. Even worse, the show was boring. He could have used the platform to lift inspire people with a story of failure, re-bound and re-birth. Not to be. He needs writers, material and some sort of coherent program.

Tickets were a bit pricey...parking in the venue's parking garage was an outrageous $25; considering the price of the ticket & what the show entailed, parking should have been included...show was scheduled for 8pm but didn't start until almost 9pm...didn't seem like it was going to be a good turnout until a few minutes before the show started, then it was pretty close to a full house...lively crowd with a handful of people in Warlock & Witch costumes...show was nothing special but was definitely good for some laughs...I don't think anybody "walked out" on this one, but several people did leave early - 10 or 15 minutes before the show ended - presumably to beat the crowd getting out of the area as they didn't look too disappointed...don't expect to be blown away, but do expect a few good laughs and maybe even some scantily clad hotties on stage.

I always wanted to meet him. He was really good. Would see him again.

Was not impressed with the show or format... I have enjoyed the televised rants and outrageous trainwreck behavior, but this was a combinatin of more of the same and a watered down manic episode... Glad I bought cheap seats and even considered leaving, but I can at least say I went.... And I got a kick ass tank top!

THE GUY HAS DONE A LOT OF GREAT WORK AND TWO & A HALF MEN HAS BEEN AND I HOPE WILL REMAIN A FAVORITE. MY VIOLENT TORPEDO OF TRUTH WAS TOO MUCH LIKE A CRACK HEAD'S VERSION OF "ACTORS STUDIO". iT WAS INTERESTING BUT..... I REALLY WANTED A CIRCUS; CRAZIIES, GODESSES/STRIPPERS, MULTI-MEDIA, SKITS, A LITTLE PRODUCTION EFFORT. REALLY A MISSED OPPORTUNITY. IF I HAD SPENT $500 I WOLD HAVE GONE NUTS

Awesome, Epic, Winning.................Charlie is the KING !!!!! Wish I could see him again soon. #fastball

The show itself was entertaining. Charlie is adorable and funny. He's a good story teller. My only ctiticism is that he should have more faith in his ability to perform live. I don't think he needs an "interviewer" - he can go it alone. All he need do is thicken his skin a little more against rude people in the audience, and muster the courage to stand on stage solo and do his thing. It's not his usual medium, but his talent is immense, and thus transferrable to a live performance. My only complaint is the meet and greet - I am a single mother who dipped into my savings to pay $750 for the meet and greet package. We were made to wait one hour, standing in line, after the show to meet Sheen. By the time he came out, I only had time for one, ten second meeting w/ him and a pic. I had traveled from Philly and had to get back to Penn Station while trains were still running. I would have hoped for more than ten seconds for my hard earned $750.

To make this short and sweet Charlie Sheen was one of the funniest shows I have ever seen. Love him or hate him he is an entertainer. This tour was like being invited over to his house for an hour and a half. Chaos. Anarchy. Pure Fun! I hurt from laughing so hard through the entire show!

The man had a lot to say. He is my role model, my idol, my everything. I sat in the second row, center stage, maybe 8 ft from Charlie. I should have brought pen and paper to take notes on how he does what he does.

The man was amazing. i enjoyed the show...He was cute, attractive, witty, and charming..I loved meeting him. i found him coherent and he did not reak of booze, cigerettes, or pot. I found him quite charming.

I bought tickets because a friend wanted to go. Then they couldn't make it and I couldn't find anyone else to go with or give tickets to. So I went still. Fairly odd show up until Jeff Ross came on stage. He was the SOLE saving grace of the show.

Charlie is better than crazy, he's crazy funny! He showed us why his show is worth watching with some great stories and made it a wonderful night!

Don't waste your money! Charlie isn't funny... Fa la la

I was at the Charlie Sheen show Tuesday night and I had a blast. I think the money for the ticket was well spent and I'd see him again in the future. There was no format when he came out with this tour so I had no idea what to expect, mostly heard it was him telling stories and a Q&A session with the crowd at the end, but most was him telling stories. (Reminded me of CatchCon-Deadliest Catch Convention's Captain's panel) I'm hearings negative reports from Charlie Sheen's show. He was not boo'd or heckled all show long, but yes there were some that did. Yes, he dropped f-bombs. Charlie invited ppl to come fill the seats on the floor-there were some empty seats on the floor, although a few people showed up late and had to kick the other people out. He was not venomous, or hateful-there was the "Fuck Detroit!" Chant, he made it clear his kids were his priority-his biggest reason to be sober. He came out on stage (around 830) wearing a Mariners Jersey with #99 Vaughn on the back. Later in the show, an older woman, 84, was in the front row and he took it off and gave it to her. He said he had signed it "Happy Birthday" so on her next birthday he'll have given her a present. It was a very touching moment and she was so happy. He spoke of the Alabama tornadoes and how he's going back to help them raise money to help rebuild, that words cannot describe what he saw. He praised his father both professionally, as well as personally. He told some funny stories-20/20 interview, the lady had been with Emilio 15 or so years back :), he was very relaxed, very entertaining, some spouting about X wives, but mostly all smiles, and included the crowd. It felt like we were all hanging out with Charlie. He asked ppl to help the ppl in Alabama. Money from tickets went to aid Japan. He did flame Lorre, but he was not obsessive about the subject. He went long with time because he and us were having a good time,and like he said, "This is the last show. I don't have to be anywhere tomorrow." Normally you don't stay on stage if you're being boo'd all night. He went off stage then did a fast walk around the perimeter of the floor area seating and was high fiving the fans. A high-five from Charlie was a fantastic way to end the night. I thought I'd give you a more positive look at the show I saw last night.

The show was funny!! Jeff Ross roasted charlie, charlie took questions from the audience, kept it real!! We bought the back stage passes got to meet charlie!! The night was fantastic!!

Charlie your show was amazing! I wouldn't have missed it for anything! It was so good to see you! I wished there was more time!

This format had a lot of potential. The audience was pumped up and primed to be charmed, and enraptured but Charlie Sheen had nothing to say. You could feel the show slipping away, but there was nothing anyone could do about it. Perhaps a slide show type of thing with little vignettes about each slide would work, bring out a couple of hotties to prance around in their underwear or something. In any event, this needed to be revamped completely with a team of consultants on hand to put the show in shape, tested on audiences and fine-tuned before it goes out there. It started slow out of the gates with the money-collecting thing, limped along aimlessly and painfully, and ended not with a bang, but a thud.

This show was great, and at the end standing ovation

the show was great ,charlie sheen was having one of his best night to date, one on one with the crowd was cool, he anwsered alot of question and ranted about alot of other stuff. the crowd was rowdy,and a couple of people had to be thrown out,which was funny in it self. meeting charlie was great,but we didn't get part of are vip package as promised the signed 8x10, we instead got the poster signed by him, some people were mad about that. all and all the show was 2 hours of great fun, hope he does more one night gigs in the furture. he was winning!

This was absolutely awful. Couldn't even give away tickets so decided to go and give it a try. He had no show to speak of and absolutley nothing intelligent or intersting to say.

Very poor crowd, every time Charlie was going to say something rude outbursts from ignorant people would drown him out. The crowd asking questions was not working, people would boo the questions, not allowing Charlie to elaborate. Then when Mr. sheen spoke he had very little to say. He agreed to show up, and that is what we were promised when we spent our money. Now I wish He had just stayed at home.

He was terrible. Had no agenda, had not even thought about what he was going to be saying.

Charlie's show was incredible, and practically a once in a lifetime experience. He entertained the audience with incredible stories about pepole he's met, experiences he has has, troubles he's been in, and the current state of affairs with his show 2 1/2 Men. For a guy who doesn't sing, who doesn't dance, who doesn't have a band, or do stand up comedy, he's got an incredible ability to entertain a live audiance! The crowd loved him and begged for more! It was amazing! the negative reports in the press are from people who expected him to do something he doesn't do, and did not accept him for what he is. That's THEIR loss! It was an evening with charlie not to be missed, and never to be forgotten!

Show was entertaining and everyone stayed until the end.

I love Charlie, but this show was ridiculous, if you can call it that.

The pros: was sort of like a party with other fans of Sheen. Cool crowd overall. Sheen was funny and engaging to some degree. CONS: The guy is still way to negative; focusing on the bad instead of moving on. He didn't take resonsibility for the reckless drug taking and bad PR he created with kids,etc. The guy is still too pro-drug and promotes it actually - not good.

He didnt give us much..... sorry charile your goddess...looks like she is 12 and thats just wrong the roast (read by his security guard) was the best part

It was a great show now matter what the reviews say. I was entertained for an hour and a half which was fine by me. Kid Kraddick was the only bad part of the show. Even Charlie Sheen remarked ,"You told me they loved you." which was hilarious. There was heckling from the crowd which is true. The heckling wasn't directed at Charlie Sheen. The heckling was directed at the speakers he had on the stage with him. It's not a comedy club type of thing which is what I assume most people are expecting. It's just a chance to see Charlie, hear him say some hilarious off-the-wall things and be entertained by it. Charlie Sheen is a great man who performed a great show.

Wow he really belives it, there is a certian Sheenolagy to the winning approch. Don't think this is the right venue, but hey he made us laugh and cry at the same time.

Awful. Just a trainwreck. Just stood on stage, babbling about nothing. Mostly talked about his other shows. There was no show TO the show.

His "Truth" pronouncement is worth the $ for admission. The show is far better than portrayed in the press.

Sheen is not a standup comedian; thus so, I didn't expect him to act like one. He was unprepared, the moderator Kid Kraddick was joke and had no business on stage. I wouldn't say that I want my monies back, but more so would not attend another show.

I expected a display of anger from him. Instead, he was charming, warm, friendly, and, yes, even lovable. I hope that means he has gone through detox and is coming out on the other side.

Show was great. Crowd was involved. Fun times. Charlie was roasted, Jeffrey made the crowd laugh.

The show was much better than expected. Sheen seemed focused and lucid. The structure provided by the roast master helped considerably. The "audience" members seemed to be plants who asked unrealistic questions. I acutally wish Sheen would have talked more about what happened (other than getting fired) and his plans for the future.