A stand-up comedy event, at New Orleans legendary Tipitina's, that takes audiences on a deep dive into the personal experiences that made Sean who he is today. The 90-minute special explores everything from his obsessive-compulsive disorder to his madhouse of an upbringing and the broken, yet unbreakable bonds of his family.
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Eric Abrams
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Sean Patton
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source: Sean Patton: Number One
source: Sean Patton: Number One
I had never heard of this comedian before last night when I saw him on a talk show. I was curious to watch his comedy special based on a bit he did about New Orleans accents that I found pretty amusing. Well, I just finished watching and immediately had to write a review to urge others to find this on Peacock and watch. I was blown away at what a brilliant show it was! 90 full minutes of loud laughter in between being mesmerized by his delivery. This was more like a one man show than a stand up comedy routine. It was riveting to watch him perform. His material is raw and honest and unsettling and absurd and genius all at the same time. He's now become one of my favorite comedians just based on this special alone.
source: Sean Patton: Number One
I had never heard of this comedian before last night when I saw him on a talk show. I was curious to watch his comedy special based on a bit he did about New Orleans accents that I found pretty amusing. Well, I just finished watching and immediately had to write a review to urge others to find this on Peacock and watch. I was blown away at what a brilliant show it was! 90 full minutes of loud laughter in between being mesmerized by his delivery. This was more like a one man show than a stand up comedy routine. It was riveting to watch him perform. His material is raw and honest and unsettling and absurd and genius all at the same time. He's now become one of my favorite comedians just based on this special alone.