The Thorn at Miller High Life Theatre
The Thorn is a live theatrical production centered on the story of Jesus, combining music, drama, dance, and visual spectacle. Its format brings a faith-based narrative to the stage through a concert-style presentation, placing it within the Religious category as well as the broader live-entertainment landscape.
The supplied event listing places The Thorn at Miller High Life Theatre in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, on October 13, 2024. No additional past performance dates at this venue or tour details are provided, so a longer venue history cannot be confirmed. For event information, Milwaukee audiences can consult milwaukee-tickets.com, a guide to Milwaukee Concerts and Religious events.
Venue and Seating Information
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The Thorn Milwaukee reviews
Short Show/30 minute act for $80? Really!
Todd Glass, the opening act, had great delivery and well-written material. The show was extremely short. The Thorn popped on stage dressed like he just got done working in the yard with clothes that were too tight, looking like one would save them for housework. He seemed off that night with poorly executed delivery and some old material. The show was supposed to start at 7 pm but did not open until 7:25. The warm-up comic was on stage for 30 minutes, and The Thorn only performed for 30 minutes in an hour-long show. People paid $80 for a half-hour comic show from The Thorn. We have been to many headline comics and usually, at this price and level of production, they have an hour of material. Gaffigan, don't be cheap on your time, people paid a premium to see you and a 30-minute show wasn't worth the admission. We got home and the babysitter said wow, that was a fast show.