Since his first stage appearance on London's West End in 1993 in the one-man show "Live at the Ambassadors", there's been a succession of sell-out and critically acclaimed International tours including "Glorious" in 1997, "Dress to Kill" in 1998, "Circle" in 2000 and the record breaking "Sexie" in 2003. Now Eddie's "Stripped" and he's coming to you.
| 12/11 | 8:00p | The Vampire Tour of San Francisco |
| 12/11 | 8:00p | Shopping! The Musical |
| 12/31 | 8:00p | Lewis Black |
| 12/31 | 10:00p | Not Your Normal New Year’s Eve: A Night of Stand-up Comedy |
| 12/12 | 7:00p | The Comedy Club at Castagnola's |
| 12/10 | 5:30p | NFL Greats Harris Barton and Ronnie Lott Present a “Night at the Theatre” |
| 12/10 | 8:00p | Wicked the Musical |
| 12/11 | 8:00p | Wicked the Musical |
| 12/12 | 10:00a | Wicked: Behind The Emerald Curtain |
| 12/12 | 2:00p | Wicked the Musical |
| 12/12 | 8:00p | Wicked the Musical |
| 12/13 | 2:00p | Wicked the Musical |
| 12/15 | 8:00p | Wicked the Musical |
| 12/16 | 2:00p | Wicked the Musical |
| 12/16 | 8:00p | Wicked the Musical |
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As someone who has come to LOVE Eddie's work via Netflix DVDs, BBC America and YouTube I couldn't wait to finally see him live. However, I walked away last night a bit underwhelmed. The acoustics at DAR Constitution Hall lost several of his punchlines (to the point even one guy yelled out could you hold the mic closer the acoustics suck!).
That wasn't Eddie's fault but I did feel he didn't bring his A game last night. I felt like some of his material was just recycled from previous shows. They were just slightly altered. I was expecting a show of completely new material.
With that said I would still pay to see him again. I laughed quite a bit when I could hear (bad venue) and enjoy his take on things. I wouldn't say my feelings of underwhelmedness (is that a word) was due to Eddie but more the venue and sound system. Eddie is one of my favorites and I loved seeing the crowd embrace him and give him standing ovations when he came in and when he left.
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Honestly, I've been a little disappointed with Eddie Izzard since "Dress to Kill". That still ranks as probably the best stand up act I've ever seen, but his work since then hasn't been nearly as good.