Big 12 Men's Basketball Championship

A great great trip down memory lane. Not only great music, but also a life s story.

We loved the show and can't wait to see Feet Don't Fail Me Now in May!

Best concert I ve ever been to. Definitely recommend.

Great show! They played all their great songs! I hope they play again soon

This young man is taking the country music scene to another level !!! If you get a chance see him... call your local radio station and demand they play his song in the air!!

First - unless you are a pretty big fan of the show do NOT see this. It won't be worth your time. Second - wait until the last minute then call the theater and get tickets at 50% off. I promise that the show is NOT worth paying full fare. The good: There are moments of real brilliance. About half the show is really quite good. Bryony was certainly the star, with Paul delivering some excellent moments. It was best when Graeme was not on stage at all. The bad: The overall structure of the show is ill conceived as a kind of pitch performance to potential investors. Whenever the show does this - and it comes back to it over and over again during the 90 minutes - it simply comes off as self serving, isn't interesting and is just lazy. So again and AGAIN, once we get going and are really starting to enjoy ourselves - Graeme stops the damn show and totally breaks up what would be a pretty good string of vignettes with yet another idiotic diatribe where he talks directly to us about investing in the show or the other cast members to remind them how important the night is to them. Graeme - STOP DOING THAT. It's a horrible idea and it just does NOT WORK. The opening was good. Then, that should have been the ONE AND ONLY PLACE where Graeme introduces the cast, does that cute bit about nudity waver, etc - and then DO THE DARN SHOW AND DON'T BREAK THE PERFORMANCE AGAIN. Graeme - in case you somehow think that I'm wrong then consider why there were nearly 400 EMPTY AND UNBOOKED SEATS tonight in Millville. And consider why your reviews are consistently all over the place. It's a clue - do it differently and give people what they really want. What we want are the stories and interpretations of scenes and characters. We most emphatically do NOT want you pretending this is some stupid pitch to a bunch of potential investors. Drop that concept and stick to doing cool creative scenes and you will have a real winner on your hands, fill a lot more seats and make more money and have a LOT MORE HAPPY CUSTOMERS. Unless you do, this will be a partially clever "one off", and no one will want to see it twice. A lot of people won't bother to see it once ... because they looked up the reviews. See the pattern? We are trying to help you - give us what we want. I'm doing you a favor - I'm being really honest. The parts that were good were really quite good - we just want more of that.

Kevin spent time explaining the "background " to most of the songs. His description was heartfelt and genuine.

For those of you that haven't been to a game yet, do yourself a huge favor and get out to the next game. Tons of food and drink options, lots of seating options but don't wait too long as the best ones are always scooped up early. And then there's the game itself. Non-stop action and always lots of scoring. You might want to brush up on Arena football rules before you go as many are different from NFL rules. This is a great opportunity to support big league sports right in your backyard so please take advantage of it.

The venue was great, the ushers were very friendly and the place was clean. Jason Bishop was just "eh". While his tricks were decent, they were repetitive and he talked too much. Insulted the city and the audience members he asked to participate. His jokes weren't funny and he struggled with cues and technical glitches. Would have rather spent the money on the Lion King tickets had we known about that first. Choose a better "magician" to watch live.

What a disappointment! We traveled all the way from California via planes, trains, and automobiles just to find out that our $9 per person entry fee gave us the privledge of purchasing overpriced street vendor food (corndogs, nachos, etc.) and "looking" at the contestant booths. No BBQ samples, no opportunities to purchase BBQ, nothing! The look of disappointment on my husband's face will forever be my only memory of Memphis. The Kingsford koozie and Weber grilling sample soveniers were nowhere near worth the $700 we spent to attend.