Jackie Mason returns to the Forum Theatre stage before making his way back to the Great White Way. Jackie Mason is widely regarded as one of the greatest stand-up comics of all time. As an actor, he has performed in several movies, TV and Broadway Shows and has won numerous Tony and Emmy awards. As a comedian, he has been called "extraordinary" and "brilliant," and he is well known in the entertainment industry as the standard to whom all others are compared. Mason reached the apex of American entertainment culture when he became a regular performer on the nation's preeminent television variety program, The Ed Sullivan Show. Mason's stand-up routine is now more popular than ever, combining pungent political satire, insightful observations on the foibles of modern life and impeccable timing to create material that leaves audiences laughing until they cry and critics raving show after show.