See it if You always thought Kevin was the hot one.
Don't see it if You hate brilliant, self deprecating, at times goofy, at other times dark storytelling by a comedy genius.
See it if You are a Kids in the Hall fan!
Don't see it if You don’t like Kids in the Hall. Read more
See it if You’re a fan of comedy through stories rather than just stand-up, a fan of TKITH, you like nostalgia, you like behind-the-scenes stories
Don't see it if You’re not a fan if TKITH, are too young to recognize 80s/90s references, don’t like silly, self-deprecating humor
See it if You remember and were a fan of Kids in the Hall, this is a must-see. I and the audience at large were laughing really hard all the way thru
Don't see it if If you don't know Kevin and have never witnessed his smart but wacky comic approach, this might be just a head scratcher for you.
See it if You're a Kids in the Hall fan or you just like intelligent comedy accompanied by deliberately mediocre (but funny) songs.
Don't see it if Unless you SEVERELY hate Canadian accents or intelligent comedy, there's no real reason to skip this.
See it if Lots of laughs & good fun. Kevin MacDonald proves he belongs on the NYC comedy scene. I thoroughly enjoyed his storytelling & songs!
Don't see it if If you don’t like a comedy one-man show, this won’t be for you. Read more
See it if If you enjoyed watching “Kids in the Hall”, you will very much enjoy seeing one of its cast members perform solo with references to the past
Don't see it if You don’t like edgy humor or if you aren’t familiar with the comedian you wouldn’t understand his act.
See it if Self-deprecating Canadian-TV actor stands alone in comic form with song. He looks back and names names.Fraught familial relationship is sad.
Don't see it if Funny/sad solo show, but it's the only way to share in his brilliant comedic mind in an intimate space (aboot 40 or so.) Lucky that. Read more
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