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Taylor Tomlinson on Tour
Taylor Tomlinson is on her way to Australia for her very first time! Taylor exploded onto the international stage when her hour-long special, “Quarter-Life Crisis,” debuted on Netflix just as the world entered into a once-in-a-century pandemic. The special went on to be named “Best of 2020” by New York Times, Decider, Paste and earned unanimous critical praise with the Washington Post calling her “your favourite quarantine-watch” and Newsweek declaring her “undeniably hilarious.”
As seen on The Tonight Show Starring Jimmy Fallon, CONAN, Comedy Central's Adam Devine's House Party, and Netflix’s The Comedy Lineup, as well as a top-ten finish in season 9 of NBC’s Last Comic Standing.
"whip-smart and spectacularly cynical" - Mashable
Hurry, this will sell out!
Taylor Tomlinson Background
Taylor Tomlinson is one of comedy's rising stars. Born in 1993 and raised in a religious family in Temecula, California, she first caught the humor bug after taking a stand-up class with her dad in a church basement. At 16, Tomlinson then started opening gigs headlined by the teacher of that class, a Christian comedian, at churches and other venues.
At that point, her approach to humor was decidedly clean-cut. However, Tomlinson quickly found her footing in the comedy world by performing at colleges while loosening up her repertoire to include things such as dating and relationships. Tomlinson herself left college at age 20 to do comedy full-time, which led to her career taking off: She finished in the Top 10 of Season 9 of NBC's Last Comic Standing and appeared on The Tonight Show, Conan, MTV's Safe Word, and Adam Devine's House Party.
She appeared on the stand-up-geared Fox show Laughs, where she moved from being a contestant to a guest host and the sole host for the third season. In 2018, she did a 15-minute set on Netflix's The Comedy Lineup and was named one of Variety's 10 Comics to Watch that same year. In March 2020, Tomlinson's star rose even more, as she starred in her own hour-long Netflix special, Quarter-Life Crisis.
Was so excited to see Taylor come into town. Like many, I discovered her first special on Netflix and have followed her since. Great show and happy to see her returning to a similar tone of her original special.
Her and, I really forget his name, the opening act were both amazing and very engaging to the crowd. Crowd. I wish I had spoken up during some of her questions but she made it a very fun time the entire way. I would say the staff at the venue could have been significantly better but she made up for it by being super awesome and obviously one of the funniest comedians around
Great show - I've seen Taylor Tomlinson several times and she never disappoints.
Getting to Ovens was simple enough. The parking was super close to the auditorium; I opted for a ride share and the pickup was pretty well organized. Some of the staff (men) working the end of the event were rude (so something to be aware of). I do wish hand sanitizer stations and face masks were provided. Tomlinson was funny but an audience member coughed with massive congestion throughout the entire event (the more this person laughed, the more they coughed) so I missed a lot of the joke setups and punchlines because of this. (With a mask, at least it would have been muffled.) To be fair, this show topic may not be for everyone; Tomlinson’s earlier specials seemed more wide-ranging.
Love the show great laughed till I dropped amazing. Would go see her again.
As a Christian I was skeptical once I realized the tour theme after purchasing the tickets. However, her clever jokes that never ceased to make the audience laugh were very respectful yet hilarious. She didn’t put down religion nor did she cross the line (I thought) into inappropriate or insulting. Definitely worth my Friday night. I would see her again if possible. Dan that opened for her was worth the ticket as well, I’d pay to see just him sometime too.
I took my kids to see the comedy show at Majestic Theatre last month and they had a great time. Her jokes landed just about everytime and the crowd loved it. One of the funnier comedy sets we've seen in a while!
Taylor Tomlinson is, in two words, rivetingly hilarious. She’s real, she has an awkward yet commanding presence, and she makes people smile. I hope to one day see a live taping of her show.
Loved every single minute of it. Taylor is relatable across generations, funny as heck, and approachable. I am so glad we got to see her. We would go again in a heartbeat
Edgy humor, if you can’t self-deprecate, you may be offended!