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CRAIG FERGUSON ON TOUR:
Ferguson is an actor, writer and comedian, who as the host of CBS' "The Late Late Show with Craig Ferguson" set all-time viewer records during his ten-year run as host, which earned him a Primetime Emmy nomination and the 2009 Peabody Award for Excellence in Broadcasting for his interview with Archbishop Desmond Tutu. Ferguson was also the host of the syndicated game show, "Celebrity Name Game," in which he was awarded the Daytime Emmy for Outstanding Game Show Host two years in a row. Ferguson is also an acclaimed standup comedian who has earned two Grammy nominations for Best Comedy Album on behalf of his original standup recordings, "Craig Ferguson: Just Being Honest" and "I'm Here to Help." He has performed to sold out theaters all over the country, including New York City's Carnegie Hall and Radio City Music Hall. He also received a Grammy nomination for Best Spoken Word on behalf of his New York Times bestselling memoir American On Purpose. This summer, Ferguson is filming the movie "Love Me To Death" in his native Scotland alongside Kathie Lee Gifford, who wrote the film. Ferguson recently concluded his wildly popular daily SiriusXM program "The Craig Ferguson Show."
I enjoyed Craig very much. It was everything I expected to see and hear. I have his live concert from i tunes and I liked that he did not repeat anything from his previous concert. It was new material. The second comic was not very good though. Jebb Fink was good.
I laughed and laughed! Seeing him live has added to my enjoyment watching him on television.
Craig Ferguson was awesome to see. I've loved watching his show for some time and he is even funnier in person. Very enjoyable!!!
Craig was great as expected - obviously more racy than his stuff on TV. His opener was terrible - he obviously forgot all the jokes he wrote on the plane. Jeb Fink was also very funny - much better than I expected.
Jebb Fink was squeaky clean (his youngest daughter was in the audience) but still managed to be very humorous, he provided the "local flavour". Talked about his layoff from City TV that day...hope he finds work here soon. He was followed by Craig Ferguson's warm-up comedian...not sure of his name and can't be bothered to find out. He was unprepared, stoned or drunk (apparently) and not funny. I didn't pay good money to see this guy rehearse his show...he was reading from notes, kept stuttering and then would leave the jokes unfinished...not funny at all...he died. Then Craig came out after what seemed like a long intermission that was not planned at the start. Not sure what happened there. If you like Craig's style of humour on his show, you will love him live...it's the same but edgier. Very funny at times but more of a humorous story teller who seems to improvise a lot. Short bit, don't think it was even an hour.
Craig performed exceptionally well, however I wasn’t sure the audience itself was that great. I believe allot of people expected his nightly routine and for him to be all proper and nancy. I was glad the warm up comedians pretty much set that straight. He’s more than welcome to come join my band – no clarinets though.
Craig was great, very entertaining, I only wished he was on for more than an hour. The opening act of Jeb Fink was funny, but the second guy was not good and needed notes.
The show was really great. I would see it again, however, on the tickets it says "All Ages Welcome" and it's not. I saw several children under the age of 10 in the audience, but the show contains lots of swearing and the themes were far too mature for children
