Ken Jeong

Ken Jeong put on a great show and this was his largest crowd Ever he said. Hope he comes back. You are the man Ken in Comedy!

LOVED HIM!!! Super funny, kept me laughing the whole time! I love how he spoke so highly of his wife. What a great guy!

If you want a night out and want to laugh, this is the show to go too. Made us forget our worries for the time the show was going, and made us laugh our butts off.

Excessive use of word F--K grew old. Would not go again.

All he talked about was how he was famous and rich from the hangover. Didn t tell any jokes. Opening acts were so-so.

I wasn't sure what to expect from Ken Jeong, but the heartfelt and hilarious stories he told kept my husband and me -- along with most of the audience -- laughing uproariously all night. The opening act was terrible (jokes that were topical 10+ years ago, along with an old-timey delivery), the middle act was pretty funny, but Ken Jeong was incredible. The Sands Bethlehem, although conveniently located, needs to install permanent/better seats than the plastic folding chairs they provided. Once they do, the venue will be much more worthy of the terrific acts it's been booking lately.

Ken was pretty funny,he had me laughing out loud often.He stayed center stage most of his show and not really including the side seats with attention.I feel this would have made him more accepted,Lots of f bombs so not for kids.

The hubs and I went on a rare but much needed date night and had a fantastic time! Ken Jeong is so so funny which we already knew, but we also got a glimpse of his humanity and personal life. His headliner Kevin Shea is also funny as hell! Would highly recommend going!!!!!

Ken Jeong was hilarious. I haven t laughed that hard in years. I would immediately buy tickets to see him again.

I go to comedy shows at least once a month, and I don't know why there was a line wrapped around the building for the 10:15 show. But it was a long, slow line that we endured in the rain, and the show was not funny or entertaining enough to make up for the fact that the late show started even later than scheduled on a week night, and not one of the performers or announcers ever explained or apologized for how messed up that was. I'll probably never go to one of his shows again because of this.