Jimmy Carr Tickets

Absolutely did not disappoint in entertaining in his traditional style of comedy! He was nothing short of spectacular and even better in person vs internet / Netflix. Thank you for gracing Toronto with your presence Jimmy, definitely going to see you live again!!!

His appearance is very British button down, however his humour is not for the faint of heart. Lots of burst out belly laughs!

rude crude and overall funny. back to basics quick one liners along with some quick wit some stretches of not particularly funny but overall a good show

Must see live! Can’t wait til he comes back so I can see again

This was the first time seeing Jimmy Carr. He definitely has a following. It was a fun night. Its been a long time since I've been to the Sony Centre and it was an excellent venue. Will watch for more shows playing there.

Jimmy was awesome. He's a comedian that really pushes the envelope which is refreshing in this PC world. He does aim to shock but that's par for the course for Jimmy. If you offend easily stay far, far away. For everyone else prepare for lots of belly laughs and enjoy the show.

I laughed from beginning to end of show. He is a very clever man.

it was okay but not the best some of the jokes were not funny eg pedophilia

This man makes me laugh to my core!!! He will take on any subject fearlessly. Well done sir!!

The text thing he does was great actually talked to us even though we where in the balcony

Outstanding evening, incredibly funny. I would go back anytime.

Great show and Jimmy Carr is fantastic. But the audio where our seats were at the NAC (one of the Loge boxes to the left of the stage) was not great... lots of echo and hard to hear what Jimmy was saying... Missed maybe half the jokes which sucks because of how quick witted he is. Worth seeing him again but I'd choose different seats or want to go to a different venue.

Jimmy was great but the sound system completely distorted the dialogue making it almost impossible to follow what he was saying throughout the show. Still love Jimmy. Not pleased with the NAC facility

We had aisle seats in the mezzanine & they were great. I do wish they were projecting to a big screen but aside from that it was really great. My husband is the comedy fan & some shows we go to I like, others not, but Jimmy Carr was great. His humor is quick, witty & easy to follow.

He came out swinging with a "no holds" approach and got the audience roaring. Had a little slow spot in the middle, but it was nice just to listen to him tell stories. Some of the texts he read were obviously not from audience members.

This show was terrible. We actually left early, which I have never done before. I have seen clips of his shows online or tv and he seemed pretty entertaining so we thought we would go see him live. It started out okay but went downhill quickly. It wasn't the language or the topics which caused us to leave but ithe show was just a series of basically one liners which were very predictable or him repeatedly going back to how he had sex with an audience members mother. After awhile it gets old. Too bad we were looking forward to see him.

Great evening... solid 100 minutes or so, blending some of his classic jokes with plenty of new (to me) material too. Definitely good fun for the whole family... if the whole family is a pair of adults! So inappropriate and politically incorrect... but that's okay and Jimmy was hilarious.

Laugh-a-minute show, in his trademark delivery style. The only stand up I have seen who encourages heckling. Worth every penny.

Jimmy Carr had me in stitches the whole show. He is the funniest comedian I’ve seen.

I like Jimmy Carr, I've seen a lot of his stand up and panel shows that he hosts on TV. I like that he pushes the boundaries of the audience's comfort level with his humour. At home I have a very comfortable seat that can see me through far more than a 90 minute performance. At home, if I get interrupted by someone who needs to go the bathroom every 20 minutes, I can put the show on pause and not miss anything. At home I don't have a guy in a hat blocking my view of the show. At home I can see Jimmy's Face clearly on my screen. Such a pity that I had none of these conveniences at the Sony Centre. The seats were only good for about 40 minutes, after which everyone around me, including myself started moving around in their seats to try to find a more comfortable position. There was a guy in the middle of my row who kept getting up and down incessantly, no he didn't cut down on disturbances by going to the left one trip and to the right the other - each time he disrupted everyone to the right of him and we had to get up 6 times for his convenience. I have no idea why these restless people don't book end seats. There were no screens at the Sony Centre so Jimmy was just an ant on the stage and it was impossible to see his facial expressions, which to me are an important part of comedy. I am a bit disappointed with the seating layout at Sony Centre, the seats are immediately behind each other, unlike other venues where the seat behind is lined up in between the two in front so you can see through the gap even if there is a tall person in front of you, or someone who wears a hat indoors. Overall Jimmy's show was OK - it was mostly old material, except for the ad-libs when he interacted with the audience, still funny, but no belly laughs and he noticeably trimmed his material of any of his more offensive humour for the Toronto crowd. I certainly don't think we saw the best of Jimmy Carr that night and we certainly didn't experience the best venue. I don't think that there was any benefit to parting with hard earned money to see this performance live.