The Best Man Show

Mark Vigeant's latest show is a tour de force that is hilarious, uncomfortable, and vulnerable in all of the right places. His presence on stage is electric. I was frequently on the edge of my seat, afraid of what would come next while knowing with 100% confidence that Mark would take care of his audience. Absolutely not a show to miss!... full review

It was such a fun show!! So silly and enjoyable. Great audience interaction. An hour of pure fun and laughter. ... full review

I'm still laughing nearly 24 hours later. This show is sidesplitting hysterical and also perfectly chaotic all at the same time. Mark is a standout comedic performer with a hint of clown, a dash of improv, and a sprinkle of charm mixed in to really make us root for his Best Man...even when we shouldn't.... full review

What a fun show!! I laughed, I aww'ed, it was incredible!!... full review

Mark does it again!... full review

This show is definitely a gem! One man shows can go so many ways, and this one went the right way. Mark knows how to engage his audience, and his ability to connect with everyone while interacting with one person is a talent that is honed and sharp. This show was a real treat, and I suggest you do yourself a favour and check it out. ... full review

Mark is such a fun performer to watch! His ability to play getting progressively more drunk is such a talent. His improvisation/clown skills are superior - the audience felt taken care of throughout. The premise of the whole show is also so simple and effective. ... full review

Excellent, immersive show, felt truly live. ... full review

A fantastic and hilarious tight-rope-walking performance! ... full review

This is a tight, well-written and interactive comedy show that literally brings you into the world of the best-worst best man speech ever given. It's a wild and cringeworthy ride through the familial terrain, as a jealous brother and best man (played by Vigeant) overindulges in Bud Light and spirals downward to the delight of the audience, cast in the role of his disgruntled family members.... full review