Ages: Guests under 18 years must be with an adult, no one under 16 allowed.
Show Times: Limited weekend engagements only at 10 PM
Show Times: Limited weekend engagements only at 10 PM
“Hell Yeah!” That’s what you will be saying after you see Ron White perform at the Mirage. His comedy bits will have you laughing and his facial expressions alone are worth the price of admission. There is not a bad seat in the house at the Terry Fator Theatre so you can watch him and hear his raspy, smoky, scotch-laden voice talk about his southern Texas upbringing and his observations of life in general.
You may have seen him perform with the Blue Collar Comedy Tour or heard his bits on his CD’s and DVD’s, but this show has a lot of new material for you to enjoy. Pull on your boots and loosen up that belt buckle for a “rip-snortin” good time with Ron White.
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Comedy man, with scotch in hand, Ron White is sure to please. Reserve your tickets online today! This show takes place inside the Mirage Showroom.



My wife and I took a chance….okay he was on the stage 2 hours….okay he had a huge following in the crowd….we never heard of this guy. Was he funny? Some of his jokes made me laugh, but most of his stuff was more for people from the south. Nothing wrong with that, but you had to Be from the south to understand a lot of the jokes. I thought the warm up act was better. I would not see Ron White again, but don’t let that stop you…you may understand his stand up stuff better than me…his routine at least was longer than some I’ve seen.
I went to his August 2012 show. Before that night, I never heard of this guy. There was a large following at the show mostly people from the southern states. I found the guy funny, at times, but nothing that had me laughing out of my seat. I’ve seen funnier comics. But he gave an average show. Would not see him again unless I moved to Texas for 2 years to learn the humor.