I saw Terry Fator tonight at PARX Casino. Went specifically to see him and I was not disappointed. The Man deserved to win AGT, and the career he parlayed for himself from his exposure, is quite genius. He can sing even without the puppets, his impersonations are quite good, and above all his act is clever, not corny. Very up to date also. He will be my first go to in Vegas. I don't mind paying to see him again.

My wife and I saw the Terry Fator in Aurora. I would strongly recommend this show to all ages. While Terry tells of his story in show business, he does wonderful spot on impressions of current and past stars. Terry is a great singer and with the help of his puppets provides a show loaded of great clean entertainment.

Incredibly awesome show and what talent he has. I have nervy heard anyone throw Multiple voices like he does. The jokes were great and loved the small venue. I think he should advertise the content of his show is for mature, older, or 21 years and up. I felt sorry for the parents of several young children under 12 attending that heard all those sexual jokes.

Took my entire adult family (8 of us) because we were already staying where he was performing. I was familiar with his act from AGT and thought it would be a fun outing. Unfortunately, due to the extensive use of pre-recorded videos, racist and misogynistic jokes. Belittling and disparaging the #metoo movement which is stale on top of it. Age wise my group was mostly in their 50's and we were the youngest people there. I would give him a one star, but he IS actually very talented with his impressions, voice throwing. His flavor of joke writing is less than desirable, and I hope he saved to retire early because his crowd of admirers is already well into collecting their SS checks. Some entertainers are timeless, and this one has simply timed out.

I was so excited about seeing Terry Fator at the Fox Theater in Detroit, MI on December, 14, 2013. After the first song with Winston the Turtle, the show took a nose dive. I felt very uncomfortable listening to Terry talk about his strained relationship with his father and then telling the audience not to let anyone crush their dreams. This is not the show I thought it was going to be and I would not attend another one. I drove 2 hours in a snowstorm, waited in a crowded lobby to get through the detectors, and was entertained by someone who liked to talk about himself and his accomplishments....Terry, we know that you won AGT...no need to show us clips of the show on the screen. I thought you were more humble, but you came across very arrogant.