No more results on this page
Amazing time- easy to enter facility and helpful attendants to show us where our seats were!!!! Only was surprised I was under the impression a FULL orchestra- was still beautiful but not a full orchestra as I expected!
The movie setup and the orchestra itself was so, so good. However, encouraging the crowd to “shout and holler” during the movie was a bit off-putting. I understand cheering for your favorite characters or scenes. But 90% of the crowd was SCREAMING at the top of their lungs, clapping, booing, etc. at quite literally every. single. scene. Along with shouting profanities during the whole movie too. It really made the movie and experience quite unenjoyable which was so disappointing.
Twilight in concert was everything I dreamt it would be! Just a magical experience! The orchestra and singer were amazingly talented! This was a core memory made for my 14 and 13 year old daughters, and I hope my love of anything twilight rubs off on them!
The staff were amazing, super friendly and helpful. The show was great, and the orchestra was extremely talented. However, the screen during the movie would glitch and turn off. It did this at least two dozen times. It was very frustrating.
Every 5-10 mins during the movie the screen would go out. It’s kind of hard to enjoy the experience when people re booing
I am so happy I was able to see twilight in concert. The Orchestra was phenomenal and just added so much more to the movie, the only thing that I can say that was a hiccup was during the movie. The movie would kind of go in and out a little bit every once in a while, but otherwise it was so worth it. I am so glad I got to experience the live Orchestra with the movie.
Concept was great, ambience was great and orchestra was great. The movie consistently cut out of its input so it was hard to really get into it when the screen went black throughout the whole thing and no one acknowledged it. Sound mix was intense but again still fun.
I paid around $100 for 1 ticket and it was a bit of a let down… they had the movie up on this not-so-big screen and the screen went black every minute (not kidding, it was every minute throughout the WHOLE movie) and did not have subtitles so when the music started playing you couldn’t hear the movie. The venue was even losing powering (lights went in and out in the main lobby). On top of that, during the intermission -they had NO SNACKS left. This is more of a bad review about the venue than the actual concert but it just wasn’t worth the price unfortunately and I try to see the good in everything. The ensemble itself was wonderful and did a terrific job. The singer was very talented. Santander Performing Arts Center in Reading, PA should not be a venue choice with all of its technical difficulties.
The orchestra did a fantastic job, absolutely no complaints for them, however the screen went out no less than 15 times throughout the movie. To the point that audience members were groaning and booing each time it happened. Paying $80+ for a ticket should at least guarantee they have a competent projection set up.
The Twilight in concert was everything I hoped it would be and more. My older daughter and I are big fans and went to all the movie premiers since Eclipse. My youngest daughter became a big Twilight fan but wasn't old enough to ever see any of them in the movies. This was all of our first times seeing the first movie in the series on the big screen. Having the stage filled with candles and the live band was the cherry on top!! During the prom when the twinkle lights lit up was so cool. We all had a great time. I would highly recommend for any Twilight fan.
This show was playing on my birthday in Charlotte, NC and I'm obsessed with Twilight so I had to go. It was honestly so amazing. The live singing and orchestra. It was also nice to be surrounded by a crowd who loved Twilight just as much as me. Everyone was in their twilight shirts or matching with the theme colors. The crowd was encouraged to laugh, cry, and shout for characters as they appeared on the screen. It was definitely fun at times but also sometimes you couldn't hear the words from the scene because of people making noise. Although the sound was pretty loud, they should put subtitles up. I also noticed that some of the sound effects were taken out for the live band. The seats in Orchestra row K were really good. Overall I was not disappointed at all and it was a really great way to end my birthday. I definitely recommend!
I was so excited for this event and the theory behind it with the live music. However we left at the intermission. It was so frustrating to try to listen and watch the movie when every 30 seconds someone was screaming or hollering during the movie. I understand are all fans but it was getting annoying everytime Edward came on screen and people yelled. I don’t think the musician should come up and say we encourage the interaction. This was still a performance and a theater and I think a lot of people forgot that. I would not recommend this at all.
This experience was everything! My friend and I had a blast reminiscing on the amazing twilight years and getting to watch the film with a sold out crowd. The band was absolutely incredible and was surreal to hear the live music along with the movie. The candles and decorations were beautifully done as well.
If you love the movie you will love this. The singer and the music was perfectly timed to add to the experience. Candles were a bonus. Great swag table and a backdrop for fun pictures. Fun night.
From start (the Lounge) to finish an absolutely fantastic experience! I only wish it was two nights so I could have gone again
Such a great concert! I was not expecting this event to be so interactive, it was a nice surprise! The only reason I can't give 5 stars is because the intermission was very short. Not enough time to use the restroom with hundreds of other people doing the same.
It was in incredible. We appreciated the orchestra. The crowd was a little annoying. Too much laughter and comments. .
The movie & accompanying orchestra were great. The shrieking and talking through the performance was disruptive and annoying.
Before the show even started, we were instructed to “disrupt” the presentation by shouting, clapping or whatever necessary to engage with the crowd. They definitely took advantage of that! It was very cringe! The screen was much smaller than I expected and the “orchestra” was actually just a band with a lead singer- who’s obviously over the event. It’s wasn’t a sold out event, which meant there were plenty of open seats closer to the stage- people took full advantage of. Slap in the face to those who paid $100+ to sit close. Save your money!
I felt that it was very hard to get an immersive experience since crowd involvement was encouraged. I also felt that a sound engineer could have been beneficial as there were some parts of the movie that dialogue was not able to be heard because the drums were too loud. All in all, the music was played great.