Jerry Seinfeld!!!

TVGirl319 · 17/12/10 - 13:21

This should be good!! Jerry Seinfeld is coming over here to do his stand-up comedy routine next year!!!

http://www.hmvtickets.com/events/2429

So, whos going????:D:D:D

avidreader · 17/12/10 - 13:34

That would be fab. I'm going to try and get tickets (thanks for the heads up)

Purple Orchid · 17/12/10 - 23:55

Wow!!! Thank you indeed for the heads up, definitely got to see him...

:-)

MrSuper · 18/12/10 - 03:04

£100 a ticket? Classy! :eek:

He must think we're made of money or fools! I think i'll go with the latter.

JonDoe · 18/12/10 - 03:08

I mean, what's that all about?

Not me.

Domestiques · 18/12/10 - 06:07

I was going, I was at my computer when the presale started, then I saw the price.

TVGirl319 · 18/12/10 - 07:06

I am sure other smaller independant ticket agencies will sell tickets at cheaper prices!! You just have to shop around!! Look in the papers or online!!

I am sure even Ticketmaster/Live Nation will have cheaper tickets!!:D:D

Dennis C · 18/12/10 - 08:37

He should have a stacked fridge on the side of the stage near him and his mike, and be constantly interrupted by a Kramer lookalike coming on stage to borrow (for borrow, read 'nick') food from him....!

teacup333 · 18/12/10 - 15:24

Went to see his London Palladium gig back in '98 - most of the routine was the 'I'm telling you for the last time' stuff - 90 mins of virtuoso stand-up

.....and the tickets were only £50.00 each

Shaiya · 18/12/10 - 15:32

Putung-toong.

^ That's me trying to do the whacky Seinfeld sound.

Vennegoor · 18/12/10 - 17:45

He's one of the richest people in showbiz (worth hundreds of millions), so not surprised at the ticket price.

OnexOne · 18/12/10 - 17:47

good god xcrimbo has cae early! great news! esp for fellow seinfeld fans!

parthy · 18/12/10 - 17:58

Vennegoor wrote: »

He's one of the richest people in showbiz (worth hundreds of millions), so not surprised at the ticket price.

Then surely that would him less in need of a high ticket price?

MrSuper · 18/12/10 - 20:09

parthy wrote: »

Then surely that would him less in need of a high ticket price?

Exactly my thought! Ridiculous.Think i'll wait for the DVD but expect that to be £50!

[Deleted User] · 18/12/10 - 21:06

I'd love to go but i can't justify the price

Vennegoor · 18/12/10 - 21:33

parthy wrote: »

Then surely that would him less in need of a high ticket price?

Conversely it may take a massive amount of cash to get him to do it.

It's 75 quid for some of the shitty musicals in London, 100 quid isn't excessive for someone of his stature imo.

[Deleted User] · 19/12/10 - 11:26

TVGirl319 wrote: »

I am sure other smaller independant ticket agencies will sell tickets at cheaper prices!! You just have to shop around!! Look in the papers or online!!

I am sure even Ticketmaster/Live Nation will have cheaper tickets!!:D:D

Why would they?

parthy · 19/12/10 - 11:53

Vennegoor wrote: »

Conversely it may take a massive amount of cash to get him to do it.

It's 75 quid for some of the shitty musicals in London, 100 quid isn't excessive for someone of his stature imo.

But some fans of him in this thread have said they'd love to go but find the price prohibitive. So some shitty musical charging over the odds doesn't mean he isn't. And we don't all think he's that great.

Vennegoor · 19/12/10 - 12:49

parthy wrote: »

But some fans of him in this thread have said they'd love to go but find the price prohibitive. So some shitty musical charging over the odds doesn't mean he isn't. And we don't all think he's that great.

Why think about going at all if you don't think he's that great?

I don't imagine they'll have any problems selling the tickets.

parthy · 19/12/10 - 16:02

Vennegoor wrote: »

Why think about going at all if you don't think he's that great?

I don't imagine they'll have any problems selling the tickets.

That was just an aside. I'm not thinking about going.

But it's shame that fans of his are priced out of going.

[Deleted User] · 20/12/10 - 20:54

Vennegoor wrote: »

Conversely it may take a massive amount of cash to get him to do it.

It's 75 quid for some of the shitty musicals in London, 100 quid isn't excessive for someone of his stature imo.

I understand what you are saying but at least with the musicals the overheads are a lot more with a large cast, musicians, and all the various technical people. When it comes to an comedian the overheads are less

[Deleted User] · 21/12/10 - 00:52

So glad I have no interest in Seinfield or his comedy.

What obscence prices - especially when there's just been such a bad recession that many people are still feeling.

[Deleted User] · 21/12/10 - 08:21

I recently went to see Weird Al Yankovic in London on his first European tour which cost £25 a ticket (mind you we didn't get a seat included in that!). That was a brilliant show and well worth the money. I'd love to see Jerry Seinfield but can't afford those prices.

avidreader · 21/12/10 - 10:27

Changed my mind about getting tickets. Not at that price:eek::eek:

Sweet FA · 21/12/10 - 19:13

He's good but he's not that good...

TVGirl319 · 22/12/10 - 07:29

The thing is, concert and other event tickets are the same as airline tickets, in that you can usually get some pretty good cheap deals nearer the time of the event, maybe even a couple of days before the event date!!

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