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Join Ron Funches for a night of comedy at Revolution Hall.
Ron Funches is a comedian and actor known for his laid-back style and unique voice. He has appeared on shows like 'NBC's Undateable' and 'Bob's Burgers'.
Revolution Hall is a well-known venue in Portland, recognized for its excellent acoustics and intimate setting. This historic building has been transformed into a premier concert hall, hosting a variety of performances.
On November 15, 2026, Ron Funches will take the stage, bringing his unique brand of humor to the audience. Attendees can expect an engaging evening filled with laughter.
On the bill: Ron Funches
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1300 SE Stark St #203, Portland, OR 97214, USA
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★★★★★ · a year ago
We liked going to see a show at Revolution Hall. We were able to park close, the staff were really nice, the venue is clean, plenty of places to eat and drink, and we were able to get back on the road pretty quickly after the shoe. We definitely will come back again.
★★★★ · 7 months ago
Deeply troubled by this place. It's one of the better venues in a town that deserves no esteem as a cultural location. Compared to the cosmic spirit crime and upcoming mass fire death cautionary tale that is Roseland, or just the mediocre crystal ballroom or increasingly hostile bad vibes corporate edgefield, it's a pretty chill time overall. I don't like they divided GA from the seated balcony recently, you have to decide 6 months in advance how much energy you're going to have. Ticket prices are mostly decent but inevitably your total cost for the evening winds up like 100$ per person even for a 30$ ticket. I think most egregious is charging 3$ for earplugs. Shows just shouldn't even be loud enough to require earplugs. In the same way it's an OSHA violation to create a space loud enough for workers to suffer permanent hearing damage, shows either shouldn't be loud enough to hurt you or failing to distribute ear plugs at the entrance should be a federal crime.