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Kevin Hart is seriously funny at Mohegan Sun

December 28, 2011 11:00 pm • Last Updated: December 28, 2011 3:30 pm

Kevin Hart'll crack a joke for you. No worries there. The Philly-born comedian, whose brand of urban-observational humor is reminiscent of Cedric the Entertainer and Chris Rock, seems to release an astonishing stream of stand-up DVDs including "Seriously Funny" and "I'm a Grown Little Man."

In two weeks, another, "Laugh at My Pain" comes out. It's a documentary/concert footage effort of the 2011 "Laugh" tour that included 90 dates and generated over $15 million in box office receipts.

Hart's now out on an even more current junket - the "Let Me Explain Tour" - and if you've no particular plans for New Year's Eve other than a hearty wish to laugh your butt off, it's a good idea to catch him when he appears Saturday in the Mohegan Sun Arena.

- RICK KOSTER

Kevin Hart, 8 p.m. Saturday, Mohegan Sun Arena; $50; mohegansun.com.

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