Henry Cho Tickets

Henry Cho was a really funny guy, until he wasn't.

Henry Cho is a really funny guy. However, after about 1 1/2 hours of his show, he started asking for audience questions. It was like he was out of material and needed to stretch the show out. Audience questions weren't terribly interesting, and one guest went on and on about someone in her family who had cancer and just kept talking. I was ready to leave at that point but my husband wanted to stay. Additionally, the Walker Theater is a great little venue, but drink prices were a bit overpriced. A 16 oz. Sweetwater 420 beer was $9!! You can buy a 6-pack of that for $9 at the convenience store. Wine was a bit more reasonable at $7 a pour. Not sure about their soft drink prices.

Great Show

Wife and I loved it! Laughing so hard we were crying. Love the fact that not 1 cuss word was said and we all were laughing so hard and had a great time.Cons was the drinks were 900% what they would cost to buy a 5th.

Good to see Henry back on stage!

Henry Cho has been a successful comedian for a very long time. I think we saw his show back in the 90s at the local comedy club prior to his HBO special. But it seems he has been (mostly) silent for the past several years. It wasn't until he appeared on a Tennessee Lottery TV commercial that we had heard anything from Henry. The show was very entertaining. Henry is a comedian's comedian. A pure professional. And his clean comedy is much more difficult to write and deliver (we also love Brian Regan and Jim Gaffigan) The Walker Theatre is a great venue for comedy and the audience was very responsive.

Comedians, Henry Cho and Rahn Hortman, were very funny. Church pews got a little uncomfortable, after a while. (Maybe consider updating to theater type seating.)

WOW!!!!

Best show I have seen! Henry proves that comedy doesn’t have to be dirty to be funny. This is a truly clean, family oriented show that will have you laughing all the way through. You will be thoroughly entertained. I can hardly wait to see him again. Also, Rahn Horton (his opening act) was just as funny and clean. I wish a lot of other comedians would take a clue from these guys, that comedy doesn’t have to be filled with profanity and sexual innuendo.