Jerry Seinfeld

For the few, the proud, the comedy fans who toughed it out to endure all three-ish hours of Saturday Night Live’s 40th anniversary special, there were a few memorable highlights. But the brightest and best? It was, without question, when Jerry Seinfeld took questions from the audience (and Larry David)...

By Becky Bartkowski

March 5, 2015

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For the few, the proud, the comedy fans who toughed it out to endure all three-ish hours of Saturday Night Live’s 40th anniversary special, there were a few memorable highlights. But the brightest and best? It was, without question, when Jerry Seinfeld took questions from the audience (and Larry David) and responded with perfect levels of uniquely snarky Jerry-ness. Though it’s doubtful he’ll deign to respond to your questions when he performs at Comerica Theatre, 400 West Washington Street, on Friday, March 6, you should probably just go anyway because living legend, etc. Tickets to the 7 p.m. show are $49 and up and available via www.livenation.com.

Fri., March 6, 7 p.m., 2015

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