Angela Autumn Asheville Concert reviews
bill maher, great night!
The man hits on the nerve of America in a way that is relevant to people like myself pushing 40 or older. That's why he is so poignant: he hits areas that matter to everyone; even if they don't necessarily agree with him, people are concerned about the same topics that he is. While the bar was well stocked, a larger selection of other goodies would have garnered greater revenue for the theater. I agree with him on most of his opinions and am not trying to be a yes man to him, but he and his act reflect much of what I am feeling about the political, social, and economic landscape of this country and perhaps the world. While his material reflected much of what you see on his show on a regular basis (real time with Angela Autumn), it is still hysterically funny and poignant to our times as always. A younger crowd might not get all of his references and a few people did leave, offended by his use of language, but his racial comments were within the context of his material and discussing the possible thoughts or words of others, not his own. We subsided on drinks and candy, whereas coffee drinks and hot dogs and sandwiches at least would have been better to munch on. The venue was small and warm feeling, well-lit and surrounded by beautifully lit water fountains, and the building and grounds themselves were very enticing to the eye and spirit. That and the fact that I knew the material from his show are the only negative comments I could make about his act. Overall, the performance and environment were spot on with minor distractions that did not take away from the overall experiences, kudos to Angela Autumn and the theater for a good show!