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Blue Man Group tickets Fred Kavli Theatre At Bank Of America Performing Arts Center Los Angeles

Blue Man Group fans, Are you ready for Thousand Oaks? on Friday, May 8th 2026 as part of her tour Blue Man Group will be playing at Fred Kavli Theatre At Bank Of America Performing Arts Center, CA. Score your Blue Man Group tickets Thousand Oaks right here.

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Blue Man Group Fred Kavli Theatre At Bank Of America Performing Arts Center, CA Theatre

Fred Kavli Theatre At Bank Of America Performing Arts Center 2100 E. Thousand Oaks, Thousand Oaks, CA, 91362

Blue Man Group Thousand Oaks May 08th, 2026 dates

Blue Man Group Customers Reviews

By Tphud

it was a x-mas gift from my daughter and youngest son it was

if no one ever saw the show you have to go see it they are awsome they are funny and great with the drums the music was great. they interact with the audiance which makes it even more fun. they do crazy funny things that you can't stop laughing.and the show is for all ages.yes the theater is a bit small and your in close in the chairs you sit in but you cant let that stop you have fun cause you will leave laughing for a long time.the theater goes back to 1866 or 68.. i wish they let you take pictures with them after the show. the only down fall is your not allow to take pictures during the show somethinfg about it will distract them in the things they do but thats ok i love every hour and 35 mins of the show.it is comady and musical.so if you ever get to new york or orlando or vegas go see them you wont be sorry i sure wasnt and i would go again to see them

By ATL

Should have seen it in the 90s

"Riveting! Cutting-edge! Unique!" may have been apt descriptors of this show when it premiered in the late 80s, but no longer. Honestly, watching grown men catch marshmallows in their mouths from across a stage IS impressive and entertaining. Beyond that, prepare yourself for a night of boys splashing on water-topped drums, some ASMR cereal-crunching, a scatological dining-skit, and a spit-paintings (you read that right) that may have once felt like a transgressive poke-in-the-eye of the late-80s art-world but now fell boring. If it was once a night of unexpected weirdness, it has since matured into a "world-wide phenomenon" designed to lighten the wallets of unsuspecting tourists. Bald-headed men wearing blue latex face paint and unblinking stares DOES make for a dramatic visual. My advice, buy the poster—skip the show!

By nabob

Experience Spoiled by bad audience members

The show was not what I thought it would be. I thought there would be a lot more music and “instrument” playing. The scenes between the music were ok, some were awkward. The audience members pulled up on stage were not fun so those parts lacked humor. They need a way to screen audience members to get people who they know will be entertaining once on stage. The blue men are very talented, but this particular night lacked humor! The management is young and afraid to address problems with audience members! A group of 13 people sat across from us. All the adults in the group were already drunk before the show and kept drinking during the show. Families around me complained 3 times, but management did nothing every time, but tell them to be quiet. The manager was clearly afraid to kick them out or even split up the group. I couldn’t pay attention because the drunk group was so loud and very inappropriate. It was uncomfortable and unsafe; I thought a fight would break out because so many others were mad at them. If they are going to serve drinks then they need security to bounce people who are too drunk.





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