Zoltan Kaszas at Miami Improv
Zoltan Kaszas brings stand-up comedy to Miami Improv in Miami, Florida. The supplied event listing gives a date of July 9, 2025; check ticketsmiami.org for current event and ticket information.
Kaszas is a stand-up comedian known for observational material and stories drawn from everyday life. The listing identifies this Miami Improv appearance but does not provide a tour name, set details, or confirmed past dates at the venue, so those details should be verified before making plans.
Venue and Seating Information
Miami Improv hosts live comedy in an intimate club setting. Seating layouts and sightlines can vary by event, so review the event's seating information before selecting tickets. Arriving early may help guests settle in before the show begins.
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Zoltan Kaszas Miami reviews
sound was horrible
Clare Dunn was amazing. I've never heard of her, but I think we will hear a lot about her in the future! She was awesome and she can really play the guitar!!
If the sound was a lot better & if you just want to hear music, it would be fine, but if you really want to be entertained and see a 'show', don't bother.
He stood there and sang, that's it. Very little interaction with his band or the audience.
Zoltan Kaszas barely said anything, just sang.
You come there to listen to music and you can't hear anything.
We could not understand anything the artists were saying or singing.
All the ladies put on a great show so it wasn't their fault.
I thought it was because we were fairly close to the stage - to the upper left of it, but I talked to other people who were there and sat in another area that said the same thing.
It was just the acoustics / sound system I suppose in the Von Braun Civic Center.
It really took away from the experience.
Clare Dunn said more than him, and she was an opening act.
The sound was awful!!!
Huge disappointment!!!
I paid $150 for 2 tickets - if I could go back in time, I'd be $150 richer.