Tim Minchin

Minchin is a musical & comedic genius. Traveled halfway across the country for this; it was worth every penny. Balboa is a terrific venue!

Tim Minchin is an atheist and skeptic, he's also a great comedian and pianist. He also loves dark and self deprecating humor. If you like hearing about how God fixed the cataracts of some australian woman, or how a first time father sometimes wishes a child trafficker would steal your child, just to get a couple of hours of sleep, then Tim Minchin delivers.

Outstanding performance! Tim is a highly talented musician, comedian, intellectual and somewhat of a humanitarian. I feel lucky to have had an opportunity to see him live.

Tim Minchin delivered everything his fans expected in this wildly entertaining mix of music and comedy. While the Wilbur Theatre was full of self-selected Minchin fans who would probably have given him a standing ovation for simply standing there and reading from the yellow pages, he still gave them a dazzling performance. From the opening rendition of his classic Rock n Roll Nerd to his closing standard of Darkside he was charming and engaging. He provided his fans with a nice mix of their favorites and some new material to keep them engaged. While Minchin s bawdy rationalistic humor might not be for everyone, it certainly was enjoyed by this audience. That combined with his wonderful piano playing made for a very enjoyable evening.

witty, refreshing, & hysterical ... do not miss the chance to see!

Tim is an outstanding musician. He uses his cleverly crafted lyrics to entertain and explain his observations of life around him. Tim visits religion, politics, family, and society. He is the funniest lyricist I have ever listened to. This show is not for the conservative religious folk though. A great show.

A very witty and talented man. Very enjoyable night and would absolutely recommend Tim Minchin to anyone who hasn't heard of him.

From start to finish this show waz worth every penny. Tim was awesome and we can't wait to see him again!

I had only ever seen Tim's DVDs and various YouTube clips. Seeing him live was even better than I hoped!

I wasn't quite sure what to expect with Tim. I first heard about him from a friend who did a cover of 'Inflatable Me' in his show. Then I saw a few YouTube videos and him on Conan. He seemed like a powerful performer, but I didn't know how he'd hold up for a long concert. One trick pony? Literate Degenerate? Alice Cooper wannabe for the intelligentsia crowd? Happily, he was just an honest performer, who wanted to put on a show. He's way too smart for the room, but doesn't talk down to you. He loves to shock, but also has a point to WHY he's shocking you. Subtle manipulation of the soul is probably his best forte. Tim had just sold out that night, which surprised me. He's not very well known yet in the US. He seemed generally surprised so many people knew his material in the audience, and had trouble thinking of an encore that wasn't recognizable to the fans. It was a nice touch. I'd try and catch him again, but get better seats. The lower deck couldn't hear him well - the piano was plenty loud, but his vocals got lost when you were under the balcony.

Outrageously brilliant!!! Hilarious but also thought-provoking. An amazing pianist/songwriter/lyricist/philosopher.... but the bottom line was WE'VE NEVER LAUGHED HARDER!

Tim Minchin is an excellent performer. Energetic, enthusiastic, interactive. Great show. He played most of my favorites, plus some new material that was excellent as well. I had a wonderful time, and so did everyone I went with.

This was by far the most amazing night i've ever had. Tim was and continues to be an amazing performer that tickles your senses with the fewest words. Two hours of him playing the piano is far better then anything you could ever offer to me. His songs are intelligent and witty but also deep and complex. He makes you think about your own thoughts for a change and will make you laugh at terrible things. He is honest with his opinions and doesn't hold anything back. I strongly recommend him to anyone who asks, however this is not a show to bring children to.

I've seen him about 8 times. His piano playing is virtuoso. I'm shocked at how wonderful he is. I can't wait for him to have a B'Way show and sell out huge huge venues. He's a cross between a South Park musical and Eddie Izzard with a peppering of Carlin. Genius all the way around.

Minchin did not disappoint. if you like his stuff, seeing him perform is like 10 times better. Great performer!

The show was well performed and well prepared. The lighting and sound was great and the performance was amazing. Go see Tim Minchin if you can.

If Tim Minchin comes to your area, do NOT miss him. He's hysterically funny while being wildly intelligent. Check out his videos on You Tube for a taste and then see him when he comes to your area!

Better than on You Tube, he really plays to his audience. You won't be sorry!

I loved him here. A friend had linked me to him on line, and I'd watched a bunch of stuff on line. I'm glad to have been able to spend some money (presumably some of which reaches him) to see him live. He was fabulous, and I'm SO pleased he did the pope song in Boston of all places. Awesome!

Tim Minchin delivers crass satirical wit, exercises in critical thought, hilarious stand-up, mind-boggling piano playing, and even sentimentality all in one charming performance. He is an act not to be missed by any free-thinking individual.

Drove 7 hours each way for this show and it was well worth it!!!!

Great show. Smart, funny, irreverent. He always has a point in his songs and his monologues. And always a viable one. He's this generation's Tom Lehrer!

Simply one of the most entertaining events I have ever attended.

Tim was even better than I expected. He is channeling Lenny Bruce and Tom Lehrer, and is dirtier and maybe even funnier than either of them.He is my latest cultural hero.

The show was as amazing as I expected. I love Tim Minchin -he's brilliant, hilarious and and such a talented pianist, singer and song writer. I could listen to him all day.

Venue was amazing- so intimate. And Tim is a genius.

If you haven't seen Tim Minchin live, you need to change that immediately. Those that have seen Tim Minchin will likely agree - they'll be back. If you are typically easily offended by comedians, this show IS for you! Tim is witty, intelligent, funny and an amazing piano player. He does not take cheap shots at religion or denigrate people's beliefs. His humour is well reasoned and not trashy. Having said that, Tim Minchin is extremely smart and he might leave you thinking about why you might hold a firmly held position. Warning: If you don't use your brain on a regular basis, you might not find Tim funny. Otherwise - don't miss this show.

It's Tim Minchin! He was awesome this time, just like he was at the previous shows that I've seen.

Tim Minchin is awesome and did a great perfromance!

Amazing pianist. Outrageous comedian. Incredible songwriter. Overwhelming stage presence. If you have a chance to see Tim Minchin live, do not pass it up. He is one of a kind. WARNING: If you are a religious person, Tim's humor will likely offend you. If you are not religious, you will laugh your ass off.

Tim rocks!!! It was incredible! Highly recommended.

Minchin was fabulous. not a lot of new material but solid as he hit the boards. his piano playing is mesmerizing. Even treated us to a preview of Groundhog Day the Musical. Wilshire Ebell theater has to hop into the 20th century. They were stymied with e-tickets and lined us up around the block if we had ticket apps instead of paper. Really, really bothersome. Also tight seats, uncomfortable. But Minchin made us forget the seats. he was awesome.

Tim messed up almost every song at least once, sometimes a couple of times. He kept forgetting words, mixing up words, or which part of the song or poem he was on. His interaction with the audience during these times was just as funny as the songs and it honestly felt more real than just watching him perform perfectly. I would certainly go and see him again.

Not everyone "gets" Tim Minchin. He's so intelligent. His lyrics are challenging and thought provoking. His piano work is dazzling. Seeing him solo was an amazing treat.

It was a stripped down show, just Tim, piano, mic and a fan. Well there were nothing but fans there, I mean the wind-for-dramatic-effect floor fan, which came on during Rock 'n Roll Nerd, and then got kicked. Tim's version of the smashing of guitars? it was a nerdy rock show. Look, he's kick-fan entertaining and smartass as an art form, rocking your nerdy sensibilities. Go see him. As for the Whilshire Ebell venue. Hot in the balcony. Couldn't hear some of Tim's monologue. Songs sounded good though. He played all the classics, fans adored him. Even the floor fan. I left wanting more Grounghog Day songs. Best stuff of his career. It's a man, a fan and a piano, tearing it up, Shredding Boundaries!

Before the show, the people and the atmosphere is one that can only be seen as enjoyable. The other fans and soon to be audience members were great fun to talk to. The show itself however, had the preshow conversations pale in comparison. If you ever have the chance to see him in person, take it.

Super show! My husband and I admire Tim Minchin's great talent. What a delight.

Finally, someone who can fill the void left by Bob Newhart. The voice, the look, the clothes the home spun humor, the casual laid back delivery, Bobby N. IS BACK.

He sings and talks rapidly and slurs much of what he says/sings\u2026 this, along with his Australian accent made it hard to hear much of the performance. I think he was good because the audience was laughing and clapping a lot.

Incredible musician! Unbelievably funny! Sooooo multi talented!!!! I traveled 2520 km and it was worth every penny!!!

After a 1 hour and 15 delay with no excuse offered the show started. It was the first time seeing Tim live and he delivered a great show!! I would have liked some new stuff but he has been busy with Matilda. I would pay to see him again in a heartbeat!!!

Minchin is undeniably brilliant, but (old) theater acoustics, old ears, rapidfire lyrics and mumbled asides meant my wife and I missed about half of the show - too bad

Tim is fantastic but the venue needs to police people recording the event with their cell phones better.

If you're a fan of Tim Minchin's -- and the crowd obviously was packed with us -- this was a fantastic, intimate show. A solid mix of his musical brilliance interspersed with a few comedic stories and monologues. I'm going to the next show he does in LA for sure -- hoping it's not years away!

We enjoyed seeing & hearing Tim Minchin's familiar songs & poems: "Prejudice," "Storm," etc. He did turn away from the audience toward the end of a line sometimes & if you did not already know the delivery, you might have had difficulty catching key words. Tim was angry with himself for messing up a beat poem & asked to restart it, but no biggie, the audience was with him. One fan even sent up a bottle of scotch. Clearly, there's plenty more poems to write & topics to skewer in song. We eagerly await new material while savoring favorites.

Tim Minchin was awesome! He played a great set and am still surprised he played Mitsubishi colt.

Tim is hilarious, and even when he's the only one on stage, he's just as captivating as he is with a full band. His banter is hilarious, and his songs are funny while also being genius. He ended the show with a performance of a song he's writing for the Groundhog Day musical, and it is absolutely beautiful. A small theater was the perfect setting for this show. I hope to see Tim Minchin perform again in the future.

Tim Minchin: awesomely creative and unique, great musician, brilliant songwriter. Funny and wise. A fabulous evening.

The language is certainly not for the faint hearted, but as an atheist myself I loved all the digs at religious stupidity. My wife and two boys (15 and 17) also thought it was a great night out.

If you don't mind crude, up front comedy, Tim Minchin will crack you up.

I saw him at the Reason Rally a few weeks ago and was delighted he was going to be in San Diego half mile from my hotel during a conference I would be at. Unbelievable! His performance always makes me laugh, cry, and his songs have been in my head for the last week. How can one guy be so talented and not be a household name?! Awesome. Incredible. Phenomenal. It's freaking Tim Minchin! All my friends are jealous

If you've watched anything he's done on you-tube, you know what your getting into; an intelligent, irreverent, comedy show that is as poignant as it is cathartic. In person, he offers a camaraderie with the audience that just makes you want to hug him. So very worth the hour drive. WE LOVE TIM!

He would be funny as hell...if hell actually existed! Tim Minchin is one of the most entertaining comedians to come around in a while. I enjoyed every second of it....you will too!

Absolutely the most fun performance I have seen. Although not sold out like the LA shows, the audience made up for it with their enthusiasm. Most of the pieces performed were well known but the energy he puts into them made them seem fresh and even funnier. The new material was an even greater treat. Just be sure to know what type of performance you are signing up for. A man and, I presume, his daughter about 10 years old left about a third of the way through. The F** word is a predominant part of his delivery. As they say, not appropriate for all ages.

Amazing show, I would recommend anyone saw Tim in person.

Amazing combination of stand-up, sit down, musical and performance comedy. 90 minutes flew by. So good, so smart, so much energy. Enjoy!

Tim Minchin is one of the best shows there is. Highly recommended.

Those people who follow Tim on Twitter will be familiar with the obstacles he had to overcome just to make the show in Dallas happen. One piano rental place tried to gouge him. Another called him a demon and told him to go home to Australia. His Twitter followers (ones who had never been to Dallas, I presume) were telling him that Dallas was always going to be a challenge and not to go anywhere without heavy security. I hope Tim's perception of my hometown has not been irreparably damaged by the local piano rental community or twitterers (twits for short) who tweet ignorance, and that he will choose to return again someday. And in spite of all of this when Tim walked out on stage he immediately began to deliver logic, wit, and wisdom as only he can. He opened the show with Rock and Roll Nerd, closed it with a roomful of athiests (or at least athiest sympathizers) singing a beautiful rendition of Hallelujah, and filled the middle with so many smiles and so much laughter that two days later my jaw and cheeks are still aching. From his comments on the art deco decor of the theater to his bare footed toe-gun "Pew! Pew!" his comedy ranged from almost silly to extremely poignant. Tim is absolutely brilliant. Whatever you do, don't miss his marvelous show.

Tim is not only incredibly funny and talented, but also quite clever. His song, "White Wine in the Sun" has been an X-mas favorite of mine for 2 years now and he signifies the creative potential of art devoted specifically to celebrating secular living in a world controlled by religious devotees.

Tim's intellectually thought provoking performance was top notch. Witty, clever, and a musical master, I was surprised by his ability to connect and move with his audience, as well as his overall showmanship. This performance was wrought with mishaps on the venue's side - loud backstage noises, mixups on makeshift floor seating, miscues by stagehands, etc, but Tim managed everything with the grace and humor of a true professional. The venue would have been excellent for a rock band, but poorly adapted to handle a musician, comedian and performer of Tim's caliber.

I could not have asked for a more perfect show. Tim Minchin is always amazing, but seeing him in person was even better than I could expect. He even came out after the show and signed autographs/took pictures when he really didn't have to. A class act all around.

I was SO happy the came to the States! He was perfect, just as expected, plus. Not just the show, but he made it a point to come out and say hi after. He was extremely polite, witty, and just plane amazing. <3

I can't tell you what a moving experience it was to be at Center Stage Theatre with some of my friends and 600+ other atheists! As an atheist, I am a member of the most despised group in America. This event was truly validating and will remain one of the most memorable experiences of my life. Minchin is a great entertainer! He is very talented and clever.

I've been watching Tim Minchin on You Tube for years and I was thrilled that Atlanta was added to his 1st North American tour. I am such a die hard fan that I would have flown to any city to see him, but when Atlanta was announced I was ECSTATIC!! Center Stage is a good venue, however the seating leaves less to be desired. The plastic folding chairs on the floor were ..... lets just say not comfortable, and considering a majority of the audience was tipping the scales, I'm surprised most of the people fit in the seats, anywhere in the theater. One girl in my row even got up mid show and went to sit somewhere else or stand in the back, it was THAT uncomfortable. Tim never ceases to amaze me. The show was spectacular and afterwards, he always comes out to visit with the fans that hung around and has the most amazing demeanor. He treats each and every person as if they are his own close personal friend. No matter how many crazy, stalker-types there are, he doesn't cut your time short or make you feel as if you are chatting his ear off, even when you are. I really hope he catches on here in the US the way he has overseas, he truly is an amazing artist and I can't wait to see him again. I do enjoy the smaller venues, since this gives him more opportunity to mingle with the fans. 2 days after the show and I'm still on Cloud 9 having had the opportunity to meet with him and actually get to talk to him for a few minutes.

Absolutely phenomenal! Full of passion, energy, emotion and wit from beginning to end. As an American and long time Tim Minchin fan, the commute to SF was a small price to pay for such an amazing opportunity. I cannot wait until he saunters the west coast again!

Every few years a fresh voice in comedy comes along and shakes up all the rules. The last voice to come crashing onto the scene is Tim Minchin. Already a major star in the U.K. and his homeland Australia, this is Tim's first U.S. tour. You will know from the very instance he sheepishly walks on stage, bare footed and wearing eye-liner, that this is not the same old comedic scene. In fact this is more of a cabaret approach. As soon as he sits down at the grand piano and starts playing you know you are in for a treat. But not only are his songs and dialogue in between them hilarious, they are also profoundly thought provoking. If you are easily offended- and rigidly stuck in traditional mindsets- this isn't the show for you. But if you are prepared to open your mind and think as you are being wildly entertained go see Tim.

Tim Minchin is sarcastic, irreverent and absoluty brilliant. He doesn't hold anything back and attacks all absurdities equally. Avoid the show if you are conserative, close-minded, or easily offended. Otherwise be prepared to laugh until you cry.

Tim Minchin is a true genius when it comes to hilarious songs and general opinions. His timing and facial expressions are perfect and so fun. Non-stop laughter!

Tim Minchin is a FANTASTIC performer. Genuine, talented, and funny as all get out. Thrilled I got to see him -- and that the show went on despite the power being out 3 hours prior! Thank you SO much. Unforgettable.

This show was so great! I wish he wasn t on his way out of the U.S. I will be waiting for him to come back to see again!! Amazing musical talent and so fun!!

Truly amazing performance with songs from Matilda and Groundhog Day as well as Cheese and Ginger. He s as naughty as ever and gives 110% to the audience. Love ya Tim!

I saw Tim Minchin a few years ago in San Francisco and was so impressed with both his comedy and his musical talent. This performance did not live up to that past experience. Unfortunately, we arrived about 15 minutes late, and our seats provided a view of his back as he sat at the piano. However, my main problem with his performance was that he added two guitarists and a drummer, which I felt were detrimental to the musical quality. He seemed to be trying to be a rock star -- I prefer him solo. He also did one number in which he played guitar -- and it was a very uninspired performance. His piano playing is wonderful, and he should stick with that. I also felt that his singing was great most of the time, but on occasion he was flat. Maybe a few more rehearsals? I found the audience a bit rude in their insistence on calling out song requests -- requests that Tim made clear he was not going to honor. The audience calling out interrupted a couple of times when Tim tried to talk, but was prevented by the shouting from the audience. I enjoyed some of the pieces he performed, but overall, both my husband and I were disappointed. Tim should stick with his exceptional solo comedy/music performance.

Tim's music & lyrics, as always, were masterful. I did miss his comedy, although I understand the mood that makes comedy a bit redundant in the current political climate.

Tim Minchin is as clever as they come - funny, poignant, cutting, musically fantastic. The band was incredible, fluidly working together with Tim. One of the best concerts I've seen! The venue was great, the seats reasonably comfortable, the view of the stage was good.

Loved it. More of his old, funny songs wouldn't hurt.

This was the first time seeing him in concert and he did not disappoint. He played a range of songs, both old and new. He is so quick and witty with words and his songs are so intelligent. I was really glad that the sound system was good enough that it was easy to hear the lyrics, Only two disappointments. One was the crowd. Several fans/jerks insisted on shouting when he was trying to talk, which shut things down. Second was the backup band, which was too loud and crowded out the lyrics. It was nice having them backup on several of the songs, but in others I wished they would have stayed in the background or even off-stage.

this was my third time seeing Tim perform, and he is always so so good. He really seems to enjoy himself. Be warned that he is very liberal and outspoken (which I love), but he is so charming, I can't imagine anyone being offended. But if you are that person, stay away.

I've listened to Tim for a few of years now but missed the ones when he was touring. He does not tour much anymore and I just happened to be doing my occasional checking if he was around and saw he had only 2 live shows, one was in NYC and the other in LA. Figured this might be my only chance to see him, so bought a last minute single ticket and drove down from Boston just to see him. There was no new material and he even mentioned that he was a bit out of practice since he does not perform live as much as he used to. He occasional missed notes on the piano, which he readily called out, cursed at himself for missing, told us to not applaud for that, when back and tried it again, and then nailed, it was entertaining and just so much fun. This guy's piano playing is mesmerizing, powerful and the envy of any of us that play. I'd give my right arm to play like him...however, I guess that would be a really bad trade and truly hinder my progress! Combine that with his biting wit and masterful word play, I so wish he was writing new music and touring. He speaks a painful yet hilarious truth on so many subjects that many of us can relate to, I wish he was still writing and skewering society to help us release the collective feelings of frustration that we have weighing on us. If you ever, EVER have the chance to see Tim live, are ok with pretty raunchy and vulgar comedy, and have an open mind, you will not be disappointed. Being an atheist does not hurt either! ;-) He ended his show with a version of Leonard Cohen's Hallelujah, he even said it was a cliche to play it, but was doing it anyway. Dark stage and theater, him playing and singing, audience singing and harmonizing..now that was a religious experience, ironic, no? Tim, please, please write more and tour. You are the hero we need now more than ever!!!

That's an old quote from Tim defining a genius. And of course, he is a genius. To be fair, asking me to review Tim Minchin is like asking a jackal to review meat. But this was actually my first live Tim show, and he was perfect. He is the only performer I've ever seen who can make a great show even better by forgetting his lyrics. He was goofy and brilliant, sang a bunch of songs and did a bunch of bits, all of which I've heard before and still LMAO. Threw in a bit of Matilda and Groundhog Day and a singalong of Hallelujah in the dark that was amazing.

This was my first visit to the Beacon Theater. I only went to see a performer that I have been waiting over 4 years to see- Tim Mnchin. He is a great performer. He is a great personality. His piano playing, lyrics and tunes are incredible. He is a genius on sterioids. There are few performers you will see with the incredible suavity, honesty, creativeness that effuses from his body. I sat 4 rows from the stage and could appreciate fully all his creativity and demeanors. The venue itself was beautiful and I spent the time prior to his appearance gawking at the furnishings that were both overt and subliminal. Tim Minchin is a must. Don't be a fool and miss out if you have a chance to see him and laugh out load.

I discovered Tim Minchin only recently, and after the point when he was performing solo regularly. When this concert was advertised, I did not hesitate to fly from Colorado to NYC for this show. His intelligent and socially aware humor combined with outstanding musicianship made for a night I will never forgot.

Tim Minchin is a genius. If he were just a piano player, he would be one of the most dazzling virtuosos you ever heard. But that isn't even his greatest talent! As a composer and lyricist, he is among the sharpest satirists working today, and a desperately needed voice skewering the madness and hypocrisy that afflicts the Western world. (Not to mention being a gifted actor and stand-up comedian and the force behind some of the smartest musicals around.) If there were a God, we would have to thank him for Tim.

Three standing ovations, brilliant lyrics, phenomenal piano playing ability, social commentary without being preachy. And so so funny. Best show I've seen in many years

Tim was great. This was my first time seeing him since I discovered his music and comedy last year. He was as funny, entertaining, and relatable as could be expected. I hope he tours more often so I can see him again. Beacon theater was beautiful.

Tim is so unique - as an artist and human being. Quirky, hysterical, genius and adorable all in one. I've followed him for years and just so Thrilled to se him in person. Great show!

I love Tim Minchin. He is hilarious, musical, compelling. As always, his show was an experience not to be missed! Fabulous show, fabulous artist!

There is no artist, and no act (comedy, rock, or otherwise) that is as unique, smart, vulgar, hilarious, catchy, or endearing as Tim Minchin. Sell the car, mortgage your home, do what must be done. Tim's show will be worth it.

My family and I all had a wonderful time at Tim's show Friday night- he was as funny,charming,talented and irreverent as on his dvds/cds- a true highlight for the Vokes Folks...;o)

This was the funnest show I have been to in ages. I laughed so hard for so long that my cheeeks literally hurt the next day. Tim's connection to his audience is remerkable & his quirky faces only enhanced an already stellar night. If he wasn't already married, I would propose.

Tim is one of the best comedians out there. I am glad his venues in the us are getting bigger for him.

Just a wonderful show - so much better live, which I didn't think possible. Good mix of music and stand up. Would go see him again in a heart beat.

This was my first time seeing Tim Minchin live in performance, and I'm SO glad I did! Funny, charming and quite unique, it was a wonderful, fun evening. Hard to describe - Mr. Minchin's comedy is wrapped up in his music, it's not always obviously funny, but it stays with you and makes you think about it. His smile lights up the stage, and he has a giggle that is truly infectious. Best of all, he is enjoying himself up there, and that translates to the audience, who were all having a grand time right along with him! GO SEE HIM if you get the chance!!

Tim Minchin does not disappoint--he is phenomenal in person!

Non stop laughs, Tim Minchin was unforgettably funny. The performance was flawless, would highly recommend Tim Minchin and the venue to anybody. Will definitely see him next time he comes to town.

There is good reason for Tim Minchin to be so popular in Australia and Europe. He is wickedly funny and a tremendous talent at the piano. His show ranges from bawdy comedy to intelligent discourse. Highly recommend.

One cannot begin to explain the positive audience anticipation and response to Tim Minchin's talents as a comedian, pianist, singer, creator of song and social satirist. He pokes fun at everyone, but somehow does not offend. At least, I wasn't offended! He exposes many of our own prejudices and taboos, in a humorous way. He is in tune with the minds of people!

Tim blew NYC away with a combination of some of his classics along with some new material. His encore was truly special and it was a privilege to be there. A very, very clever comic, and genius musician.

I cannot put into words the honesty and talent you will rarely find in any artist not to say in a person. Either you agree or not with his views you can't ignore the audacity and impact every chord and word has.

Great Fun. If Tim comes back into town, I would definitely go a second time and bring friends.

Gah! This was so much fun! I'd heard most of his stuff on YouTube, but every performance is better live, right? Only problem really was at the beginning when there were a few sound problems. Otherwise, the jokes and songs were beautifully and thoughtfully hilarious.