The Mists of Forever

Had there been a better review of what this event truly was when I first read about the event, I probably would not have bought tickets. $27 a person for a glorified choir concert? Not what I thought it was. The singers had fantastic voices, but the music could have been written by a child, and there was very little message, if any message, to be taken from this event. There was a screen showing the lyrics to the songs, giving impression that we were supposed to maybe sing along? The lyrics were also posted in the program which was nice, and if the big screen with the words was for guests to be able to see the words, that, in my eyes was a bit unnecessary, and we had to crank our necks to see the screen. I was truly hoping for some kind of inspiration to be taken from this, and there was none. I do not like to be the person to write bad reviews, but this was a disappointment. I know this was their first performance of this, so perhaps the next time it will be better. Unfortunately, I will not jump to see any other show the Christian Art Ministries puts on again.

Brought my mother for her 83rd birthday. She and I were both moved thru out the production. The "what's beyond" questions change at every level of age. At 57 I think a lot more often about being old and how long my life here on earth might be. This show place another level of thought, for the good, about what is to come. My mother only said..."I never thought of Heaven like that before", but said it with a smile and a peaceful expression. Please continue to produce show of this quality. Thanks you

The dresses were beautiul, the voices were "choir like". But, where was the "Celtic" part? Not in the show. The Christian message was good, but the main reason my husband and I went was for the celtic part of it. We thought, how awesome it would be to hear our two favorite types of music.. Christian AND celtic! There was one song at the very end, that had no singing in it. This was the "one" song that was very celtic. We got to hear the beautiful flute and bagpipe type instrument (my apologies, I dont know that names). LOVED IT! There was one gentleman that came "bouncing" out to announce one song. He had a very slight Irish accent, which we loved! And his performance was great! There was another gentleman that came out with a story of "The Spirit of Death". Love it and LOVED him! But the singing was mediocre, and not celtic. I guess we were looking for Irish accents, lots of "energy" upbeat music, dancing, explosive singing, more flutes and bagpipes!! Mostly what we heard was.. Choir.. Just, choir... And even then, it was just "ok". There were plenty of female solo singers, but only 2 male solo's I think? So, I'd have to say.. I wouldnt recomment this to a friend. We can go anywhere and see "choir"..

Shallow, uninspiring rhetoric. A few of the vocalists were good, but the overall musical experience was forced and too loud. The narrator was pedantic, and the entire presentation was an insult to educated, thinking people. Worst show I have ever attended.

This was an incredibly moving and unforgettable experience. The choir and orchestra were amazing. Not a bad seat in the house. Definitely worth the price of the ticket.