San Francisco’s Orpheum Theatre very likely flirted with the record for “f—ks” spoken on its 97-year-old stage Tuesday night, and Brett Goldstein — who plays Roy Kent in “Ted Lasso” on Apple TV+ — was the reason why.
The two-time Emmy Award winner — who started his standup career in 2006, well before his breakout role in “Ted Lasso” — covered everything from his dating life to the versatility of the word c—t, before reading through and answering fan questions submitted before the show.
Goldstein also delivered one joke tied to his experience trying to enter a San Francisco Walgreens to buy a tube of toothpaste ahead of the show. Standing in front of the entrance was a man who had his pants down and was masturbating while watching porn on a phone, Goldstein said.The highlight for “Ted Lasso” fans, though, was easily the final section of the show, when Goldstein pulled random audience questions written on sheets of paper from a giant box.
Some were too racy to be read aloud, others were immediately crumpled up and thrown on the stage floor , but the Brit did offer plenty of genuine responses.Most Popular
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