The Best Man Show

A wild, one-man show that really brings the audience in on the fun. ... full review

Mark's show is a wild ride. Super funny and surprisingly insightful— it's fantastic from start to sentimental finish. ... full review

Mark's quick wit and willingness to accept whatever the audience gives him makes for an electric solo show. It really feels like we're watching a speech go off the rails in real time.... full review

If Paul Rudd and Will Farrell had a love child that had the microphone at a wedding reception. This show is hilarious, fast paced and oh so captivating. ... full review

Hilarious and expertly crafted!... full review

It was an E-ticket ride from beginning to end! I also agree Mark is a comedic genius! Mark makes big bold choices that engage the audience, and draw them into his characters downward spiral , train wreck, of a wedding toast. Wildly crafted and executed. It is an emotionaly charged piece that left me wondering about my family dynamics. Bravo 👏 ... full review

“The Best Man Show” was hilarious, delightful, and relevant. He had us all enraptured in laugher throughout the show. Mark is a great performer and an excellent improviser. the interactions with the audiences members become entirely part of the whole experience. It’s also an exploration of love, for self and others. It’s not the deepest show in the world, but for how funny it is, there was lots of good meat. It’s clear he’s making fun of himself with the content, but the character righteous indignation is relatable frustrating and hilarious, and that helps us all to laugh at the parts of ourselves that can be a little like “Paul”. Topical, poignant, and engaging. Mark draws you in, and keeps you there all the way to the biter end. Relatable ... full review

Mark is truly committed as his performance goes all the way!!!... full review

Brilliant. Funny, charming, awkward. Just a really fun time. ... full review

Recommended! A great mix of improv, comedy, and audience participation, all while staying in character - as an obnoxious drunken best man.... full review