The Ice House (Pasadena, CA)
Stand-up comic Tina Kim comes to the Ice House in Pasadena. Kim was featured on the first season of NBC's Last Comic Standing, and can be seen on VH-1's Super Secret Movie Rules and Makeover Nation.
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The last date listed for Comedian Tina Kim was Thursday September 17, 2009 / 8:00pm. (view all dates)
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The Ice House Comedy Club, Pasadena's famed comedy club, presents some of the best stand-up comics in the business. You've seen them on "The Tonight Show," "The Late Show with David Letterman" and Comedy Central. Now you can see them in person, live on stage. Check the complete listing for more details. Learn More
Really liked Tina Kim but thought the show was too short compared to
other venues, i.e., Laugh Factory, Comedy Store. The show started
a few minutes after 6pm but over by 7;30pm. Only two comedians (plus the emcee) went before Tina Kim. The venue enforces the two drink minumum, they'll have you purchase the drinks before the show, so if you're drinking alcohol, beware!
Tina kept us entertained from the time we got there till show was over. I would go see here again. EXOTIC!
She is awesome, you must go see her if you want to laugh hard
Very funny. Better than I expected.
I LOVED IT!
had a blast.
She was good, but too short. The rest sucked. the worst was the one right after Tina, had a guitar, we walked out. Overall, she was the only one worth for the night.
Tina Kim was very funny. I enjoyed her performance very much. The Mexican that ended the show was absolutely terrible, as was the MC and the first couple of acts. The black guy just before Tina was better than average.
One of the opening acts was Chris "Kid" Reid, whose combination of stand-up, rap, and poetry was thoroughly enjoyable.
It took some time for Tine to set up her materials, but once she got going she was great. Jokes were funny, materials were insightful, and delivery was perfect. But she seemed a little bit disoriented/confused toward the end of the show, searching for the next idea and stumbling over words. Was the show a little too long for her? Or maybe her topics (sex, race, sex, race, sex, race) started getting old by the end?
Easy atmosphere. Waitresses were a little too pushy, but that's understandable, given some unruly people in the audience.
She's pleasant funny and cute!! She needs to add some new material, though. The Q & A was informative when the questions were answered with her making jokes, otherwise I don't care about her family unless she has something funny to say about them. I'd go and see her again, but after she's added some new stuff.
good show ... dont know about about the q @ a part but pretty good comeback about about the asian ppl driving in the rain. LOVE IT!!!
A bit short but excellent show by Tina Kim.
Hilarious show. Even the MC was funny. Tina was great and I was pleased to see the introduction of substantial new material since I have been to a few of her shows in the past. Her shows are pretty short.. count on two hours or so typically, but that's the way I like 'em personally. Ha-ha I guess I have a short attention span. The show was great. If you haven't seen her before (or even if you have) ... highly recommended.
Tina's set was pretty good until she ended with a Q&A session where the audience asked boring questions like 'do you have siblings' and 'do you have nieces and nephews.' Seriously!! The momentum was totally gone by the end and the show dragged because of it. It would have been way better had Tina ended the show when her actual standup routine ended. The drinks were overpriced but the seats were good and the opening act was funny.
I loved watching Tina perform! She's very funny and I recommend watching her if you get a chance.
the emcee from the ice house was very very green...but the two warmup acts before tina were funny. the male comedian was throwing around an offensive gay term which turned me off. my friend and i really liked the female warmup comic though. tina herself was very engaging and comfortable. she seemed a little thrown off by how much time she had left towards the end but all in all...good jokes. my favorite was her craigslist underwear story...great arc...and her joke about getting an oil change for her car.
Tina was very good but the one guy before her, Dean, was fantastic! I would recommend Tina's show to anyone.
Had a great time! Could not stop laughing!
Great event, but two drink minimum was a bummer. Great performances by her opening act and herself.
it was great, she is very funny. and the charity cause just made it over the top.
All the comedians were good. I loved Tina she was totally outrageous. She's not afraid to make fun of herself. She's my kind of person. This is the first time I had seen Tina and my first time to the Ice House. The next time I can catch her act I will be there.
My friends and I really enjoyed the show. No matter what nationality you are; you can relate to the jokes.
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Past performers at the Ice House include Steve Martin, Tim Allen, Jerry Seinfeld, Rosie O'Donnell and Lily Tomlin...just to name a few. These days, the comedians you see on stage are making names for themselves on Comedy Central, HBO, the David Letterman Show, the Tonight Show with Jay Leno, and Late Night with Conan O'Brien. Plus, surprise appearances by stars like Arsenio Hall are not uncommo
Website: http://www.tinakim.com/
Tina Kim sells out her shows across the country and in the UK! She blends her humor with stories about growing up in America, her wacky family, her keen observations, dating and so much more. She also loves gay men! Tina has headlined in the states, Europe and Hong Kong. She recently presented her own show for a month run at the Edinburgh Fringe Festival and was featured on the first season of NBC's Last Comic Standing, CNN, The Boston Globe, The Chicago Tribune, and Reuters. Tina can currently be seen on VH-1's Super Secret Movie Rules and Make-Over Nation.
Tina performs regularly for clubs across the country and colleges (Harvard, Princeton, Stanford, Tufts), and corporate events (Boeing, Citibank, Boys and Girls Club of America). Her comedy is for everyone. Come and see why everyone is raving about this former television news reporter.
Tina guest hosts PBS's Asian America and currently produces her own stand-up show across the country. Tina also has a cartoon strip called "Tina's Stand-Up World." Tina wants to have her own talk show or sitcom in the future.
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