Ben Schwartz at New Jersey Performing Arts Center - Prudential Hall
Ben Schwartz is an actor, comedian, writer, and improviser known for quick-witted performances across television, film, and live comedy. His credits include Jean-Ralphio Saperstein on Parks and Recreation and the voice of Sonic in the Sonic the Hedgehog film series. He has also performed improv and comedy with collaborators, bringing an energetic, spontaneous style to the stage.
The listed event is scheduled for November 22, 2025, at New Jersey Performing Arts Center - Prudential Hall in Newark. No past appearances by Schwartz at this venue are confirmed in the supplied event information, so there is no reliable venue-specific history to report. The event listing identifies the category as Other and the subcategory as Other; check ticketsnewarknj.com for event details and ticket availability.
Venue and Seating Information
Prudential Hall is the main performance hall at NJPAC, a performing arts center in downtown Newark. Seating views and the experience can vary by section and event setup. Review the venue's current seating chart when choosing tickets, as the supplied information does not identify specific sections as better or worse for this performance.
For a live comedy show, consider how distance from the stage may affect facial expressions and interaction, while also checking the seat location and view shown for the available tickets. No verified fan seating reviews or section-specific recommendations were provided for this event.
Parking Information
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Ben Schwartz Newark reviews
Enjoyable evening
"Given the goings on in our government, Ben Schwartz had a lot to talk about. He pointed out and made fun of our President's actions, which was clear in his focus. It was very liberal-leaning, which is okay with me, as I am as well. About 85 percent of the audience leaned that way, but approximately 10-15 percent didn't seem to enjoy the comments. A couple of audience members shouted out to Maher, and one had to be removed from the audience. DPAC did a very good job with that, I thought. It's amazing how one person can ruin things for thousands. Not all presenters/speakers are everyone's cup of tea, but this was enjoyable and interesting to me. Good work."