The Sacramento show was dope. I laughed the wrinkles off my balls...

Show was funny, people we’re laughing hysterically, but the sound system was bad and I couldn’t hear about half of what she or any of the comics were saying. I think she’s more a comedic actress than a stand-up comic, but she’s just naturally funny so I’m glad I went to the show. If I had any criticism of her performance I’d say it could be improved if she used professional writers (that may include more topical stuff, even. Let’s face it, there’s a lot of current material these days to use! ). With seeing if you’re a fan, as I certainly am!

I must have been at a different show than the other reviewers. Granted, I haven’t seen live stand up in years, but she had me laughing out loud for most of the show. I loved her description of how Miami happened, along with the rest of her show. No, she didn’t have one liner “jokes,” but her descriptions and depictions of real life events are what makes her hilarious. And, the Q&A was only supposed to be 5 min, but she went over (so while someone complained about the show starting late, it also ended late). We all (4 of us) had fun!

All and all it was a good show. What basically took away from it was the sound system. It was very hard to understand what most of the comedians were saying. Not to mention people coming in late or going back and forth to their seats getting in our way of watching the show. The first comedian was the one we could make out most of what she was saying. The DJs set up was house party type and the music was boring. I laughed from what I could make out of Tiffany Haddish's jokes. We didn't see many people leaving. How many people can get up there and do what these comedians did. The negative reviews hopefully will help to improve her future performances. It wasn't horrible just the format. No one wanted to hear about the lady's cell phone issue or the Tesla or someone yelling "Get back to the jokes." I was more disappointed with the sound system. Please get that fixed.

Correction on mine. It was not the SAP Center, it was the Center for Performing Arts in San Jose where Tiffany Haddish performed.

I saw the performance at the Paramount Theatre in Seattle. Website says doors open at 530 but you couldn’t get seated until 645. The show was billed as starting at seven. The DJ played to the crowd in an attempt to get the party started and at about 750 the openers started their routines . The sound system lacked clarity to hear the speakers voices clearly. First up was a lady who just BS’d her way through her warm up but seemed to keep the crowd somewhat entertained. Chris Spencer has been around and delivered a solid traditional standup up. Tiffany took the stage around 9 and chatted with the crowd and shared life experiences some of which got a chuckle some gave the crowd an uncomfortable moan because at times it appears that no actual words were being spoken just a series of mumbles and jumbles. Tiffany is undoubtably a talent in the entertainment industry but if you are expecting an on time polished performance by a season road wary comedian, “she ain’t ready” but if you want to listen to someone tell stories like she is the life at the party at your next BBQ, then this is exactly the show for you.