Festivals of Light

Third time seeing this show. First time was 20 years ago and great to see it has evolved as the years have gone by but still the core concept remains!!

I have seen this show at least 6 times over the last 20 yrs. and this was the best one yet. The actors and the set were great. To add to the experience we had perfect seats. Great job by this troop!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

This has been on my "Bucket List" since there has been one! I have 4 copies of the movie and watch it very often. I have a hearing problem and even though I could not hear some of the dialog, I knew what they were saying. I loved every minute of it! P S: So did my husband!

Lots of fun! Beautiful Christmas trees! Great Santa and Mrs. Claus too :)

The Ataris are a timeless band and they always put on a great set! I haven't been dissappointed yet!

I have not been to a concert in ages. I think I pick a good band to see. Asylum Street Spankers were the best. I had more fun that night then I have had in a very long time. My husband and I had front row seats. The best seats in the house. They were all so funny and performed better than my expectations. I had a wonderful time and wish that I had known about this band before their farewell tour. I would buy tickets to see this band again if given the chance.

The floor seating was terrible. The most boring show i ever been too, intermissions were too long with no type of activity. I really deserve a refund, show was so bad i left early......

When I attend a Tonic Sol-Fa concert i am never disappointed. They have such a unique sound and very professional. My only wish is that each of the guys arent featured as the lead singer in songs. It was my first show with the Big Band Experience. I enjoy that era of music. Thank you guys keep up the good work!!

To quote Saving Silverman: "Rhett Miller is the greatest singer/song writer of this or any generation". I planned a family vaca to see family in NY around this concert weekend (from chicago). Only gave it 4 stars because the Serial Lady Killers (which I guess were called The Believers...) are just not as fun as the Old 97s.

holy... freakin'... wow, just wow. i missed these guys in '93. 21 years later they made up for it. 2 hours, 10 minutes on the stage. 20 songs, no lag. nothing left on the table. though maybe a few too many newer songs than older standbys. but i'm not complaining because the set list was choice. anytime you can see great musicians on a stage like this - the small room upstairs, not the main hall - take it.