He was so funny , I never stopped laughing. My advice a myst see

Nurse Blake's humor and stories are the real coping medicine of nurses of not only today, but for this 40+ year retired nurse. Laughter and real experiences helped us cope with the stress and pressure of bedside nursing even in the 70's. Yet, it is truly a gift to meet and care for people in crisis and know that you made a difference. To remain compassionate, you have to be able to laugh and in the end laughter is the "best medicine" for coping. Blake your stories reinforce that reality. Thank you for a great evening and reminding us of that. Can't wait to see you again! Come back to Boston soon!!

First off, I adore Nurse Blake, I have followed him from the beginning. The PTO tour was so funny and uplifting for all nurses. This tour seemed to make fun of the different nurse specialties rather than emphasizing how great we all are. I know he’s been divorced and his life has changed, but I didn’t feel the warmth that I felt in the first tour. I agree with the others about the swearing, occasionally is fine, but he went overboard this tour. I still love him, and laughed at lots of his stuff, hoping to hear more upbeat and supportive material next time.

I first discovered Nurse Blake online. A lot of his content was hilarious! But honestly..I felt like it ended there. The first 30 minutes of his show seemed to have become a vent session about his family life and recently getting a divorce. I felt too much dirty laundry was aired (not to mention vulgarity). I felt this disconnect in wondering if it were about nursing, or his own perception. I just got lost. The last hour I felt like he was scrambling for content, coming up with anything to stall time. A lot of the stand up was old I had already seen online. I think he's sweet and can captivate an audience, but I do think these reviews should be reviewed by him to know how to turn the tour around!

The show itself was okay. Had some laughs, but the price was much higher than what the show was worth.. lots of personal life stories and not enough about nursing. A friend of mine was asked to leave for taking a picture during the show and his team took her phone and deleted her pictures. Apparently he is very strict about no phones out during the show and pictures of him, which seems a bit overboard. The venue apologized and kept saying it was a Nurse Blake policy, but they did tell her to leave. Youtube might be a better option than expensive tickets.

I'm sorry. Content of show not related to title. I was expecting to see him and nursing. Not about his personal life. Not interested in the screen time shown across the stage. Looking like commercials. I paid to see him. Unprofessional. Selling his cruise???? Some of it was funny. I was disappointed. I am a 41 years experienced Rn expected more of what I saw on my feeds that were hilarious. Thanks