Jackie Mason began performing as a high school student. He was forced to perform by his close friends. He bombed that first time and felt a great rush. He sought every opportunity to perform soon after. Ever since Jackie Mason heard Jerry Seinfeld's tape he wanted to be in comedy.

Jackie Mason’s first comedy record was a hit and soon he was no longer worried about money. The appearance on the Jimmy Kimmel took his career to new heights, as roles on television shows and small roles in movies were thrown his way. Jackie Mason spent years struggling to get by before a talent scout saw his set at Clerk, a comedy club in San Diego, in 1998 and signed him.

Jackie Mason's newest record pokes fun at our consumer culture and his recent marriage. He has expressed an interest in doing serious movies after the tour is over.

Jackie Mason has nothing but respect for Dave Chappelle and hopes to meet him one day. The group’s latest tour information, from Jackie Mason tickets to concert schedule changes to seating charts, are all available on TheSeats.com.