Hilarities

This was our first time to Hilarities and we thoroughly enjoyed ourselves. Jeff was very funny and engaging. Totally related to him on many many levels. My husband has been quoting lines from the show daily. Still laughing!!!

Great show. Took the MIL for her birthday. She loves Jeff Allen. He had great energy and kept the room laughing.

I had seen her clips online and wanted to see her in person. She did not disappoint. Great time, great venue.

Incredible show!! Front row center. Couldn't get much better. ❤️❤️❤️

OMG!!! The show was amazing! She is even funnier in person. I had a wonderful experience.

Great show. Seen them few times before and they always do a great job

Jeff Allen never fails to disappoint. He always has the audience rolling. this tour was his " Are We There Yet ? " tour where he shares some insight on his earlier years of a troubled life on drugs and alchohol. hard to imagine this and was very interesting as well is his book with the same title. We always leave his shows with a smile and a good laugh.

Straight up one of the best comedy shows I have ever been to. Ari was off the hook and loved every minute of it. First time seeing him and can’t wait to see him again.

Easily one of my favorite performances by Randy, right up there with Randy Writes a Novel and Purple Privilege. Despite there being a Cavs play off game, attending this show was the real treat in downtown Cleveland that night. I really hope for future tours you return to Cleveland, was laughing from start to finish. Cleveland rocks and so do you Randy!

I was so excited to see her and she didn’t disappoint! Great crowd, good venue, nice night out!

Randy is an unparalleled story teller and my god, is he funny. I was literally in tears at least 5 times that show. Pretty please come back soon Randy, everyone in Cleveland and the MENTORAREA loves you!

Such a great show, he graciously signed autographs and took a picture with my son. Would definitely go see him again!

What's not to love about a Jeff Allen show? Never a dull moment. He keeps the jokes coming and the audience laughing. We go to his show every time he comes to Cleveland, OH. He always takes a moment to talk about his real-life struggle with drugs and alchohol. He authored a book (pre -order on Amazon) about his life's struggle and finding God and getting healthy. Highly recomend going to a show if you have not seen him yet.

The show was amazing. It was really funny, I had a great time. They brought happiness to many people. I laughed the entire show. Hope to see them again.

The Pickwick was so nice, Hilarities was set-up perfectly, I was so fortunate to be seated right up front by the stage smack dab in the middle... All of your staff was so awesome, so nice, and so considerate to any need a person could have had. The guys Steve Burton and Bradford Anderson were just totally awesome, I had seen them in 2019, so funny, so cute and so fan loving. Was a terrific time for sure. And as a special note as I was leaving it was pouring down rain and I mean buckets... I was the last one in the place and the gentleman that escorted me out even gave me an umbrella that I am assuming was from lost and found... I found that just super sweet. Thank you very much for making my drive from Cincinnati (almost 5 hours) well worth the trip.

The crowd for the early show were borderline comatose. That being said, Attell and opener Louis Katz, absolutely killed. The show ended with both on stage riffing off each other. Great comedians and great dudes.

As we expected Jeff Allen was fantastic. I've watched several of his YouTube vids at the Dry Bar. All new material I definitely recognized myself with his 'older guy' jokes. I was stunned when he talked about Human Trafficing. There's no question that the subject needs to be discussed and acted on. He was right to bring attention to it. Personally though, I thought it a jarring stop to his routine. Jeff brought it back to the comedy and was hilarious. I felt sorry for him as he talked about the deaths of Bob Saget and Louis Anderson. Clearly it affected him deeply saying he doesn't want to die alone in a hotel room. Jeff shares himself as a humane human who is not shy about sharing things he cares about in a way that that his hilarious and engaging. I'd definitely go to see him again.

Alot of the material we already heard online. Funny but disappointing. Also, original advertisement for show was named "Are We There Yet" This show was " 2.0" What happened to original show?