Modi at The Wiltern

One of the coolest elements about these Modi shows is that he's kind of got a card that allows him to say anything he wants. Dave Chappelle said in one of his recent specials, when the transgender community was attacking him, that it was the Jews he didn't want to offend. To perhaps no one's surprise, folks are not too offended when one of their own is making the criticism. Since Modi is both Jewish and gay, there aren't too many topics that he has to avoid. This makes for a fun night every single time that he steps out on stage.

In a lot of his previous work, he's done extensive bits on Jewish culture, with some history lessons mixed in for good measure. This means that you have to be on your toes to catch everything that he's saying. The man is able to craft some of the most layered jokes in the business. To the point where if you re-watch a lot of his material, you'll find yourself laughing at elements of the show that you may have missed the first time around. You might not have a chance to catch this "Pause For Laughter" show twice, at least not live, so you better be wide awake come Thursday, March 20th. That way, you won't miss any of the minor details that, many times, are much funnier than the punch line in his jokes.

The entire Wiltern Theater is going to be open for this event. If you want to spot all the way in the back at the Mezzanine area, you are going to want to be quick about making a purchase. That's where you'll find the cheapest tickets, and ... there's no reason to continue this joke. Modi might have a license to say whatever he wants about Jewish culture, but that privilege doesn't extend very far! No matter where you want to be this night at The Wiltern, hit that get tickets button soon to find your seats. You don't want to miss one of the more entertaining shows coming to LA this Spring.