Jack Whitehall Tickets

Jack Whitehall was fantastic! Absolutely loved his stand up. When Michael and Hillary joined, it didn't disappoint. They were hilarious! Laughs from beginning to end! Highly recommend!

Show started with the stand up routine. Great! Just before the interval his Dad came on so obviously the pace slowed down but ok - we know his Dad. But then his Mom came on! I can understand kids getting embarrassed by their parents. It was a bit cringe worthy. Please keep to what works.

Absolutely loved this show, jack is just amazing but his parents are fabulous! Laughed none stop! How anyone can say they don't find this good is beyond me. I'd pay to see this again. Didn't want it to end. Only downside was it was a 1.5/2hour show would have loved it to be longer! Absolutely fantastic

Well organised event started very promptly at 6.30 and ended at 8.30pm. Fun night. Recommended.

Fifth time seeing Jack (second with Michael and Hilary). This show felt very much like a work in progress performance, it felt very disjointed in parts and almost like they didn't know what to do next. The show began with a good half hour of Stand up from Jack then a brief appearance from his parents and then they was off for an interval. Part two featured the three of them on stage chatting but some of it felt forced, with Michael at times seeming confused (unsure if this was part of the act). Love Jack and his parents but doubt I'd see them again.

Pretty much the same experience as the Skylark review below, except at the Bristol Beacon (more about that later) on 13/12/24. It was advertised as Jack & Michael Whitehall, but Hilary pitched up too, so the second half ended up as a very weird family bickering event, for which we had paid a fairly hefty amount. We have previously very much enjoyed Jack on TV, but this event was much bluer that we'd expected, and with his parents in attendance (and very much joining in with it) just seemed very seedy, and somewhat awkard. We were seated at the top of the auditorium, but had not been phased by buying such tickets, as this year we have seen both Michael McIntyre and Bill Bailey at the Utilita Cardiff and it wouldn't have mattered where you were seated, the large video screens gave and excellent viewing. Nothing like that at the Bristol Beacon. There was a screen on the stage, but it was only used for the occasional photo. We therefore only saw the top of their heads, and being unable to see their faces made understanding the dialogue very difficult. To make matters worse, when seated with crossed legs, both Jack and his mother's top leg jiggled constantly, giving the impression that they were very nervous, and it was extremely annoying to watch. Michael, of course, sat very confidently - a pleasure to watch, and very droll! Maybe Jack and Michael would have made for a better show, sorry Hilary. Or perhaps better writing from Jack? Re the Bristol Beacon, I wouldn't go again for anything other than a school performance (as we did last year, and was wonderful!). The seats are extremely uncomfortable, huge queues at the bar in the interval, the only ice cream they had was plant based (which for me was great as my diet is dairy free), but was actually really awful. An expensive mistake

Very good night I would go again love jack and his family

I'd not seen the Whitehalls live before, I had seen Jack in a film and both on TV and was looking forward to the show. However, I wasn't expecting Jack to swear so much, even Michael was swearing. I had trouble hearing what Hilary was saying but she seemed more like a visual prop. The second half left me feeling I'd wasted the price of our tickets and an evening - it might have been better on TV and definitely cheaper. Queuing up to leave the almost full theatre I had plenty of time to think about the show - I felt as if we were cheated with what to me seemed a very poor show and not value for money. A very disappointing evening.

Started too early 6.30. Too much of Jack's stand up the parents are equally funny.