David Gates

Great game, great family event, great way to support the Seawolves and the community.

Incredible, such talented musicians! Lara Fabian should tour more often here in the IS, she s got an incredible talent and passion for her craft. I have been a fan for over a decade! The venie was okay, th sound was impeccable but it s a bit dated, the seats are uncomfortable and incredibly small, it smells like an old building. I really wouldn t go back unless it s another show I really cannot miss.

Craig did a great job, he was by far the best comedy act we have seen in Boston. Very nice touch donating the proceeds to the Boston One Fund.

The Glenn Miller Orchestra continues to bring the music of one of America's greatest composers, arrangers and orchestra leaders, who died tragically on a flight from England to France during WWII, to audiences all over the world. In The Mood for that classic big-band sound? Then see this band! You won't regret a minute of it. Just remember the last time the audience joins in to sing "Pennsylvania Six Five Thousand" it's "Five Oh Oh Oh"!

I need to separate the event from the venue. The event -- the performance -- was wonderful. Breathtaking. Heartwarming. Brought tears to my eyes. I'll bet by the end of the show, there wasn't a dry eye in the house. Judy Collins has not merely kept her voice, she has improved it. She is magnificent. And it's just Judy, her music manager (who also plays the piano), her 12-string guitar, some lights and microphones. No flunkies to run out and tune up her instrument or mop her brow. It's a bare-bones show and the better for it. It's all about Judy Collins, her voice, her musicianship, her songs. The Wilbur Theater where she performed is a different issue. The 100-year old theater has been -- on the orchestra level -- turned into a dinner theater. Sort of. Instead of theater seating, you have padded bar stools and not necessarily in particularly good condition. Our original seats were actually in what was once the lobby and we couldn't see anything. Be warned: if you are buying orchestra seats, anything past row G may leave you with a view of the back of someone's head and no view of the stage at all. It's not that the theater is that big. It isn't. It's a rather cozy venue ... but the rear orchestra seats make it unlikely anyone is going to see anything from there. If you have a choice, take the balcony -- anywhere in the balcony -- in preference to the back of the orchestra. But don't miss Judy Collins if you have the opportunity to see her. It's a fantastic show and she's better than ever. Really!!

The show had a very slow start and way too quiet. Berlin was the best part of the show with the most energy. Leave it to Terri to push the envelope and get everyone's energy to skyrocket through the roof. Leave it to the woman to highlight and max out the energy of the audience!

The concert was as classic as expected. Really great performance and very charming conductor. We sat at the side balcony, but the view was surprisingly good (it was super close to the stage).

I've seen Ryan 6 times, and His name as by far his best performance, it also didn't hurt that Emmy Lou Harris was on hand to sing "Oh my Sweet Carolina" from Heartbreaker. Unreal.

I saw Ira last in "Three Acts, Two Dancers, One Radio Host," which was a spectacular experience. This show was completely different as it was just Ira on stage. However it was just as spectacular which is a testament to Ira's charisma. To any This American Life fan, this show was an amazing insight into the process of making the show. It felt like we were all at a dinner party, listening to Ira's anecdotes, insights and thought processes not only about the show but about his family (even an update on Piney), his public radio background and his life in general. Ira Glass is a public radio treasure, and this show allowed us, his fans and admirers, to get to know him even befter, which was a real pleasure.

The venue was the perfect size, seats were great (comfortable too) and Madeleine Peyroux was fantastic. She was very engaging and sounded amazing. Loved her band as well. One of my better concert experiencees and would definitely go again!