Was really looking forward to this show. Have seen her on tv and loved her specials. But in person the show was a disappointment. I expected more a bit more adult humour- I found it too bland. Her show was too costly for what it delivered- she should have an afternoon show with afternoon prices.

We enjoyed her show very much. Her act is very clean and funny. There were some sexual lines, but nothing objectional. Her routine was very down to earth about relationships. My only disappointment was that there was no pre-warming of the audience. After being seated, and watching the crowd come in she suddenly appears and goes into her routine. I do recommend this show. She also interacts with the audience and makes you feel comfortable.

funny, cute, leans to the 40+ group

Razor sharp humor. Actually funnier than I expected. AAAA+++

GREAT SHOW--you can get tickets at the half price outlet that is next to the Harley Cafe too! there is a reason y she wins Comedian of the Year after YEAR

I really enjoyed her show. I'm not sure my husband enjoyed it like I did, but I know he laughed! Her material seems most appropriate for older, married people - particularly women. It is mainly on the differences between men and women and in my opinion she was dead on! She does her act for an hour and a 20 minutes, which I thought was pretty good. Her tix are a lot cheaper than most performances in Vegas so I thought it was a good value. No, she probably is not for everyone, but she is pretty darn funny.

Saw her in Australia a few years back. All new material here. Fantastic.

Non stop laughs and belly laughs. Flawless comedy presentation lasts over an hour and is performed with grace and style. Deserved standing ovation!!!!!!!

The standing ovation she received the night I attended (last Monday) was completely deserved.

I don't usally enjoy stand up comedy. However, Rita had us doubled over almost the entire time. This is a must when visiting Vegas

Our favorite evening in Las Vegas. The 75 minutes whizzed by and my girlfriend was still giggling two hours later. Tickets are a little bit expensive, but well worth it.

Funniest show in town.

Classy. Wonderfully funny. My only suggestion is that she's at the wrong hotel. The Bellagio or the Wynn would seem a better fit.

I've just found this website. My wife and I have seen Rita three times. She's the best. I completely recommend this show to anyone who wants to hear intelligent comedy. There's a stiletto hidden beneath her gentile personality that makes her far edgier than I was expecting. See Rita, O and Blue Man Group.

Very good show. My wife got so tickled that she almost fell out of her chair more than once. You will not be disappointed. Well worth the money.

Very funny lady. My wife hadn't heard of her before we saw the show. Now she's a big fan. I remember her on TV 20 years ago. She's still as funny as ever.

Good clean fun and very funny lady!

The bottom line is that I didn't really think she was that funny. You know, OK I smiled, yada yada I couldn't understand why the lady to my right was laughing so hard. I just think theres a lot of silly people in this world. And of course it helps to be a silly one over 60 years old and find this cute hummor hilarious. This show is for you if you think that its funny that she owns hundreds of pairs of shoes and that she grades them (comfort wise) by how far she can walk them out of the closet. And that her husband has two pairs for life one brown and one black and gets them resoled every six months. He He!, and when someone asked where she comes from, she told him I come from back there behind the curtain.
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The theater is deadfully tight and uncomfortable. Maybe the funniest line was the one about the shoes, because thats the one that I remmember. She hocks her paperback book for a cool $20.00, and she tells you how its out of print but she managed to get a few more printed for distribution at the hotel.
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Her tickets seem to sell her small theater out and she doesn't seem to have the need to sell her tickets at one of the 2fer places. I'm sure she'll always have a never ending supply of newbies rushing to see her show. After all the tax I paid near $70 a ticket and left questioning if it was worth it. She OK, but if you want to laugh until it hurts go see George Wallace over at the Flamingo, now thats some amazing material to have some serious fun with.

I had a very enjoyable evening watching Rita. A very funny show. I was laughing from start to finish, which is unusual as most american comedians, to me, are not at all funny. Maybe because being from england, I find it hard to laugh at the american humour. But Rita is different. Keep it up Rita. I do wish that you could be on British Television, so I could laugh somemore at your jokes. Excellent show. Go see it.

for the previous writer ...

you probably already know this, but RR is front row. anywhere in row RR is a good seat.

the theater is very small and the seating is smashed together ... slightly uncomfortable, but not enough to not see the show.
also, there really aren't any bad seats because of the theater size. it's like a large room. just try to keep in the middle of the room when getting seats because the side views appeared like they could be slightly ubstructed.

also, the show is excellent! I LOVED IT! RITA IS GREAT!

whenever you buy tickets, always try to buy them from the hotel that is hosting the event.
they always have the best information and always provide a map. plus, they always seem to be the most helpful. the only time you might not be able to purchase tickets through a hotel is when it's a concert event ... like celine dion, or something.
take care and i hope this is helpful.

from, frederick of vegas

My husband and I completely loved Rita, as did my fifteen year old daughter. The intimacy of her showroom really works well and it's amazing how many laughs she packs into ninety minutes. We saw Jerry Seinfeld on this last trip too and I have to say Rita is better. She should have her own TV show.

Absolutely FAB show, highly recommended for good clean family fun!!!!!

Rita gets better with age. Took my teenage daughter to see her on our trip to Vegas. My daughter really enjoyed the show and we had something to laugh about for the rest of the vacation. Ms Rudners Q&A session is an absolute delight as she takes down the barriers between the "star" and the audience.

Lovely lovely lady!!! :o)

This show is absolutely tremendous. She's classy and hysterical. I saw her a year ago and the new seats are first class. Plus, she had tons of new material. Simply put, she's a star.

If you like real comedy, by-pass this show. I got suckered into going for a work trip and I think the grey matter from my brain was trickling down my skull by the end of the show. I just don't like her humor but it's probably a good show for older people or people with no real sense of humor.

Side splitting, laughed my head off. What a funny classsy lady, Rita just proves you can be funny without the bad lanugage. I would highly recommend her show to all. I can't wait to see her show again.

Thanks for a great night out.

Rita Rudner connects with her audience - I especially liked the Q&A segment at the end. I'm not much of a relationship-humor fan, but she is one of the best at those kind of jokes. Her jokes about the Vegas experience were the highlights. Plus, it's clean stuff all the way.

The big drawback here, as everyone knows, is the seating, but I've read online that by the end of June this should be corrected as they are remodeling the space to put in comfy theatre seats. That will make a good show even better.

The Cabaret atmosphere was great. Rita was extremely funny and personable would reccomend this show to everyone. PS it doesn't cost an arm & a Leg either. Its a great value.

What a nice evening with Rita!! She's a gem. She made us laugh from start to finish and was absolutely delightful. Don't miss her - she's one of Las Vegas' best entertainers.

You get what you expect with Rita Rudner. Her show is quaint and suited to the small room in which she plays. Very enjoyable she speaks to her audience as a confidante rather than playing to the house.