One Hour & 51 minutes (If you go to the show, you'll learn why the show lasts exactly that long) of fast paced entertainment. Saenger is as beautiful as ever. Dinner before the show at May Pop restaurant-- Also 5 stars!

What a great time shown by 2 of the Masters of Comedy! It was 2 legends non stop dishing on each other with funny and sometimes a bit salty humor. It was old school fun and of course the age jokes were tossed at each other frequently. We could not believe Martin was 78 and Short 74! Marty Short was a raging always in motion maniac and in great shape as Steve played the more stoic calm granddad he always portrayed. It was 2 guys just having at it and the crowd (looked sold out) loved them. Then Steve broke out the banjo with jokes and stories ("banjo guys don't get laid- guitar players do") and he was awesome and the band was as well. The band of Bluegrass Gentlemen so talented and gave the boys a much needed break. We had great seats (don't ask how much we had to pay - yikes but a one time classic worth every dollar) and cocktails and dinner across the street at the Bijou timed perfectly for the show. Great standing ovations for the band and the end and encore. They were loved.

We laughed throughout the whole show, Steve & Marty kept dolling it out. Loved the addition of music component in the comedy act with Steve Martin & The Steep Canyon Rangers.....loved, loved the show. Thanks again for a great show!

This show was exactly what we were looking for... both guys are amazing entertainers and worth the price paid!

I haven't laughed this hard in ages! What a clever and inspiring show. Steve Martin and Martin Short are endearing because it's self-depracating humor. They are both charming, hilarious, and so talented. Music, comedy, and heartwarming stories were all part of the performance. Loved it!

I cried so hard with laughter. They both completed each other with their jokes and seemed to be enjoying every minute of it too. It was a great show filled with fabulous musical talents and great comedians and felt very privileged to be able to go and see them.