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Jeff Ross is an actor, writer, director, producer, and comedian originally from Newark, New Jersey. He created and starred on "The Burn With Jeff Ross" on Comedy Central and continues to produce and star in their wildly popular celebrity roast franchise. He will next be seen on the big screen in Jeremy Garrelick’s “The Wedding Ringer” with Kevin Hart and Josh Gad as well as “Flock of Dudes” with Chris D’Elia. He also starred on ABC’s multi camera comedy pilot “Keep It Together", produced by Kevin Hart. Jeff’s writing credits include the screenplay "The Comedian" (co-written with Art Linson) and the book, "I Only Roast The Ones I Love" published by Simon & Schuster. Jeff continues to tour the world performing live as "The Roastmaster General”.
Jeff Ross brought it! He definitely showed his talent of being quick-witted and holds nothing back. His opening act was good and helped him along the way during his act, they were both excellent.
Awesome show! I wasn't sure what to expect since my only exposure to Jeff Ross was on Comedy Central roasts but this didn't disappoint. The place was pretty full and everyone was laughing. The impromptu roasts (he brought up audience members to roast) was really funny and just killed. The Whitney Houston announcement went up mid-show but the comedians didn't miss a beat, with probably some jokes that were "too soon". The opening act (Tony Hinchcliffe) was great too and worth checking out!
While Ross is very good at improv he leans a little too much on profanity and sexual innuendo for laughs.
The show was disappointing. I have seen Jeff Ross on Comedy Central and was quite prepared for the type of "dirty" humour. There were definitely some funny jokes, but he seemed to be stretching the time out and grasping at jokes. It was long, drawn-out, and unfortunately was one of the worst comedians I have seen. If you are a die-hard Jeff Ross fan, you might enjoy this show.
Jeff Ross was a great show. Great audience work, use of time and knowledge of the city. Tony Hinchclif was a great opener and great comedian.
The show was funny from the opening act to Jeff Ross. He was everything we had expected him to be. We liked the part when he decided to bring up audience members for participation. For me the best part was when Jeff ask if someone played keyboard and the young man volunteered, the two of them were good together. My husband is a big fan of Jeff's I don't think he has missed a Roast of Celebrities yet so when Jeff announced he would be in the lobby for a meet and greet we stayed and the man was so nice and accommodating to all the people. We would see his show again. Thank you
Honestly, I was very disappointed with his performance. He gave me the impression that he came to the show late and unprepared. His materials was made up has he went - tried to kill his time on stage. Although, we had the best seats in the audience. I would never pay money and go see him again. We would of had a better time at Absolute Comedy on Preston Street, Ottawa. Sorry Jeff but your time is up! Give it up!!!
The Roast Master General does it again. What a great night of in your face, no holds barred comedy. We even got a taste of Whitney Houston roast like jokes and the news had just hit Twitter feeds. If you like comedy with no boundaries ... the kind of stuff that makes your face hurt from laughing - get on this bus! Its also very worthy to note that Jeff also tours with a super funny opening act Tony Hinchcliffe.
Funny guy, tons of Canadian jokes, roasted members from the audience, lots of fun!
I laughed for nearly two hours. The meet and greet was nice too.
Jeff Ross' ability to be funny in a dynamic setting is impressive to say the least. His ability to adlib and create humour on the fly is very entertaining and his deliveries are most always spot on. I don't think you would ever see the same Jeff Ross show twice since he is always adlibing and delivery humour on the move. The man makes fun of himself while he roasts his guests and there are no limits as to how far Jeff will carry a joke. As long as the room still jingles with laughter, Jeff will take the joke to the next level. Dead celebrities and senstive subjects are not off the table for Mr. Ross either. I love it when a comedian such as Jeff delivers a joke that is met with little laughter, perhaps a gasp or two or even some uncomfortable clapping only to then reply with "To soon?" which almost always gets the crowd back on his side. A true sign of a professional! He's funny, he's well spoken and he's a riot to watch both live and televised! I'm very happy that I went to see him and I highly recommend him to anyone who can appreciate some raw, in your face humour!
Highly recommend checking him out. He was very quick witted and was great at picking on the audience members. I especially enjoyed his bit when he roasted volunteers from the audience on stage.
He's not just the insult man, he puts on a great show. Works the crowd, very enjoyable.
This had to be the best stand up show that I have seen since Chappelle. Jeff Ross was awesome, and the speed roasting of people from the crowd was too funny. Go see him, you wont be disappointed.
Laughed my ass off. I'll see the Roast Master General anytime!
I knew Jeff from the Howard Stern show & the Comedy Central roasts. He is very funny, sharp & quick-witted.
Great show the other night from Jeff Ross. Many laughs including the roasting of several of the audience members. Great interaction between himself and the crowd. Wouls see the show again!
Jeff Ross put on a great show Feb 11th, 2012. Great comedy and excellent audience participation made this a great comedic night. Jeff also took the time out to meet with fans and sign autographs.
Burton Cummings Theater was HORRIBLE!!!! Show started late and the place is a dive. HOWEVER Jeff Ross was the best show i ever seen. Please have him back but in a better venue. Tear the theater down already... Horrible venue
