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The theater had people outside in the rain with the doors barely moving. Lights flashing the show ready to start and they were not moving any faster. They need a much better system at getting people inside.
Oh where do I start...Mitch Album was good, but seemed nervous...The Fox: poorly managed as far as trying to get into theater. Parking was a mess and I had a pass. The woman were very pourly mic'd. It was hard to hear in mezzanine. The concessions closed too soon! The furniture they used on stage was tacky. I really had my hopes up...but was very disappointed! The theatre is beautiful!
It was a excellent nite they were funny! Honest and just great together!! Mitch Albom also did a good job as narrative
The sound system was awful. We could barely hear anything anyone on stage was saying. Hard to believe it could have been so bad at the Fox Theater. Spent a lot of money on a very disappointing experience.
The sound was awful. Myself and my guests couldn’t hear much of the show at all. The only good sound was when film clips were being shown
Being part of a nearly all female gathering to listen and learn from two film and stage icons about their struggles and perseverance through their trials was truly inspirational. On stage, engaged in a conversation led by Mitch Albom before us, were Jane and Lily: two down-to-earth, relatable, witty, humble, caring women who share a history and a future of activism and inner strength that led them to their current positions as role models for women of all ages. They were a personal and personable reminder to us all to never give up on our ideals without a fight. Never. Give up. Never.
What should have been a highly entertaining evening was in fact very disappointing due to the lack of an appropriate sound system. Our seats were on the main floor and we missed quite a bit of the dialogue. Two thumbs down!
the number of times the audience said they could not hear was very frequent what you could hear and understand was very interesting and enjoyable
Poor sound quality and a bunch of giggling between the two. Lily Tomlin could not answer a serious question. Expected much much more.
The interaction and banter between Jane and Lily is fantastic. I was with my daughter and best friends. We laughed and cried! What a way to celebrate sisterhood and bring people with diverse backgrounds all together. Thank you Jane and Lily for sharing your time with us. What a privilege. On a technical note, they should have been miked individually. Missed some talk when people were laughing or if they didn’t hold the microphone up. Cheers!
They were hilarious and witty in their improv interactions. As a 38 year old woman, they were also encouraging and inspirational as female, living-legends!
It was funny with some emotional moments. Jane and Lily were Grace and Frankie!
Both women were amazing to listen too and see their chemistry. The sound quality was not great. We sat in floor section so not far, but some others were yelling ‘louder’. 1st time at The Fox so not sure if this is typical or not. Show ticket said starts at 7:30 but it was well after 8pm.
I laughed, I cried, I cheered! it was a great evening! Lilly Tomlin and Jane Fonda are such inspirational people!
From the online ticket purchase to parking, directions, a simple process experience for a first-timer.
My wife and I had a GREAT time, we really enjoyed listening to Jane and Lily's stories. Mitch Albom was a great moderator for this event.
The PA system was right out of the 70’s. There is technology available. Security to get in was way overbearing......and delayed show by 39 minutes.
Great night the only thing I would say is the Microphones needed to be turned up. At times had to hear. I didn’t want to miss anything but did.
It was a fun event and a treat to see these two in person. Mitch Albom was a good moderator. Our only complaint was the acoustics. We missed a lot of dialogue because it was hard to decipher.
I could have listened all night to these two women riff off each other. Thoroughly enjoyed every minute.
