Fun Friday Impractical Jokers, the first live show I see of theirs

 

Impractical Jokers – Comedy Central


Where’s Larry Tour- live Friday 13th October 2017 at the O2 London UK


The live stage show starring The Tenderloins, in no particular order: Joe Gatto, Sal Vulcano, Brian Quinn and James Murray.


The show is well scripted and had to be because of the video clips shown as part of the show, however, the four executed a natural delivery. It worked well as a stage show, I did wander how it would cross over from the prank show pranking the unsuspecting public to a live stage show but it did and a great job they made of it.

They told the stories of their fans and how they interact with them. What fans do to them and including what Joe says to them.


It was hilariously funny with just four friends having fun, it was a shame however that using an audience member’s phone didn’t pan out as they had hoped, but was fun to see the first person’s number they pulled up was sitting beside her.

My favourite video clip was with one of them going round and round in circles on a zebra crossing holding up all the traffic on a mobility scooter. My favourite part on stage was when they showed their tattoos and told the stories behind them and what has happened since having them done.


My worst part was the last video clip where James was disgusting I couldn’t watch all of it, it certainly turned Sal’s stomach.


I also thought that they might have searched the audience for a few, if anyone named Larry, or reference him more in the show, but he wasn’t mentioned until near the end.


All in all, it was worth seeing, and I wander if they ever will find LARRY!


Thank you for reading

Sandra







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