Oh, Hello

We thought the show was excellent. I know a lot of people thought they needed more content. There were a few slower parts but overall we were laughing the entire time and were really glad we came. So happy they did the tuna skit. They did a great job of incorporating the audience as well.

This was the single funniest show I have ever seen in my entire life. If you have a chance to see it, definitely go! What are you doing just standing there? Buy a ticket, jerk!

I'm a big fan of John Mulaney's stand up and assumed, given the rave reviews, this show was at least as good as that. It's not. There are some funny insider jokes - which you have to be from NYC to appreciate - but for the most part it's just a lot of "shtick" which just isn't funny. How this show has gotten such rave reviews is absolutely astounding. I would have left after 15 months notes if I wasn't so far from the aisle.

I never go to plays but hear them interviewing Nick Kroll and John Mulaney on the local radio and decided to check it out. I love these two so I assumed anything they did together would be great. It exceeded my expectations. It a mix of stand-up, with a play, with some improv. I was laughing the entire time. And for anyone not familar with their "Oh, Hello" skit from the Kroll show, don't worry. I just youtube'd some videos about it and was ready to go. It was honestly hilarious and would go again in a heartbeat.

A great show, funny and engaging. These two guys together make a great comedic pair.

The show was laugh out loud funny. It kind of felt like the audience wasn't super into it at times, which sort of detracted from the overall experience. But the material itself was hilarious and the improv bits really shined.

Very enjoyable show put on by these 2 outrageously crazy guys. I really enjoyed it

My wife and I are HUGE fans of the Kroll Show and Oh, Hello is consistently one of our top 3 favorite sketches. However, I think the sketches are best as just that, sketches. The long form show was just so forced. There were some highs, but mostly, it just seemed like Nick and John were trying too hard. We both wish we hadn't gone, because it sort of destroyed a little of bit of the magic of Oh, Hello.

It was hilarious, go see it if you get a chance. A play within a play, improv, audience participation. Very creative, and particularly funny if you Dad listened to a lot of Steely Dan.

It was hilarious from start to finish. If you get the chance to see Oh, Hello do it!

From start to finish it was a very funny show. The Kroll show was probably one of the most original and genius sketch comedy shows to come out in recent years. So it was great to see 2 of the characters from that show live.

My boyfriend and I found these characters hilarious on the Nick Kroll show, and so when they came to Boston for the show we had to go and we were not disappointed! It was honestly one of the funniest shows I have seen in a long time. The two of them work so well off of each other. A MUST see!

Great show! Hilarious and interactive. Love the theme and their skits.

This show was hilarious!! I wasn't sure what to expect going into it, but they did not disappoint!

The show was hilarious and everything I was hoping to see. The Wilbur could have been more stern on the hecklers though. I didn't go there to see people who aren't funny constantly interrupting the show. Which is upsetting because Nick Kroll and John Mulaney weren't doing stand up where hecklers are more common. I went there to see them perform and the people who were shouting at them during the show should have been asked to leave.

Every moment was absolutely hilarious . You haves chance it's a must see show you schmuck

Loved this show at the Wilbur! intimate theater experience. Nick Kroll and John Mulaney killed the character acting, each with their own personal nuances added to the characters. I would definitely recommend this to a friend. Great to go with a group of friends as well.

We enjoyed the Oh, Hello series on the Nick Kroll show and have enjoyed John Mulaney's standup previously so we were excited to check this out. As they point out during the show we (the audience) really had no idea what we signed up for. It's a really weird show, but also really funny. I'd see it again. Some of the material could be deemed pretty offensive, so if you're often offended by comedy - you might want to steer clear.

Nick Kroll and John Mulaney are comedy soulmates and it shows onstage. I've seen the show 3 times and I am amazed at how much is new each time I see it- that's how talented they are. If you like comedy, you must see this show.

This was the weirdest thing I've ever gone to. I didn't stop laughing the whole time. If you love Kroll or Mulaney, or the characters Gil and George from Kroll's show, you'll love this. I took my brother, who knew nothing of these guys, and he also laughed the whole way through...probably out of nervous confusion...but he was laughing too. I still have Steely Dan songs running through my head.

I came into this show familiar with the characters Kroll and Mulaney were playing from The Kroll Show and Comedy Bang Bang. But, even if people weren't familiar I think they could pick up what they were doing pretty quickly even with the inside jokes. This was definitely the best live portrayal of a show/characters that I've seen. That's after seeing Aqua Teen Hunger Force, Tim and Eric, The League, and Broken Lizards all live. The show was probably around one and a half hours to a little more and I was pretty much laughing the entire time. I don't want to give too much away for anyone who may have a chance to see this, but of course some of the classic bits are covered and there are a bunch of surprises. You could tell that these guys have a lot of fun with these characters. Sometimes they threw each other off and they started to "break". You know they added some improv in there just to keep each other on their toes. This show was a lot of fun and if I could see it again I definitely would, even if it were the same show.

I didn't know what to expect from Kroll and Mulaney because this bit seems so limited, but it was so well done. They had a good mix of improv and prepared material. It was amazing.

A great show! we were not sure what exactly this performance would look like but it was fantastic. they stayed in character the entire time and we never stopped laughing.

i got tickets for my boyfriend and i for Christmas and we were SO EXCITED for the show as we LOVE NICK KROLL. we laughed our asses off the whole time. the crowd was great and Nick and John did not disappoint. i was actually impressed that the show was as long as it was! they stayed in character even after the show for a quick Q&A on stage which was also an added treat. one of the funniest comedy shows i have seen in a long time. so happy we got tickets!

It was not at all like I expected, it got better and better as time went on and they had the crowd in the palm of their hands. Easily the funniest play since the Book of Mormon, make sure you see it.

From beginning to end, Oh, Hello was an absolute riot. Mulaney and Kroll were hilarious as Gil Faizon on George St. Geegland (charmed, I'm sure). The play within a play was brilliant, paying homage to the 2 and a half minute sketches of the Kroll show. The pace was great. The jokes were funny. The performance was one of a kind.

I wasn't sure if they could pull off these character for an entire show, but they did an incredible job. It was interactive and hysterical; I would definitely go again.

I had the chance to see this show in New York and Boston - it cannot be missed. Two of the greatest characters I've ever seen developed by two of the funniest young comics on the scene right now. The banter, the dialog, the story will leave you in stitches.

Just one gigantic skit and really dragging out one funny aspect of their comedy. I wish I aimed quite a bit lower. How they sold out so many shows I will never know.

The show was awesome... I'm 28, my girlfriend is 21, we both laughed the whole time. It was so much better than I thought it would be.