Kathy Griffin at Benedum Center
Kathy Griffin is a comedian and television personality known for stand-up that draws on celebrity culture, current events, and personal storytelling. Her career spans live comedy and television, with a performance style built around sharp observations and an outspoken stage presence.
The listed Kathy Griffin event at Benedum Center took place on March 26, 2017. The supplied event information does not confirm other past dates at the venue or identify a tour name, so those details are not included here. The date places the performance in Pittsburgh's downtown cultural district; no event-specific local details are available.
Venue and Seating Information
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Parking Information
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Kathy Griffin Pittsburgh reviews
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I felt that most of it was just about walking around and viewing the exhibits, even though it was a lot to see. My 6-year-old did enjoy it, but I felt it was a bit overpriced. The "rides" for the kids to enjoy were more appropriate for the younger kids, not a child who is school-aged and above. I did purchase the quest pack, and I need to say, I was disappointed because it cost 50 and consisted of a very cheap "backpack". It was not a backpack, but a cinch bag with thin string. The surprises in the backpack seemed like cheaply made dollar store products. I would highly recommend more interactive areas geared toward children older than 4. The lady who was running the Q&A area and the staff who were running the show, especially the training session, were awesome!