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The music was beautiful and the energy from the crowd really made it a fun experience. I wished the screen was bigger and the audio from the actors dialogue was clearer. Unsure if I’d do it again, it was a bit overpriced for the experience.
Before the show started, one of the showrunners got on the mic to encourage us to participate in the movie. That made for a really engaged and interactive audience! There was so much cheering, singling along, and movie quoting. And, the band was amazing! It wasn’t a full orchestra like I’m used to, but it was the perfect fit for this epic soundtrack. The lead singer, cellist, and everyone got into it.
It was fun to watch an old movie with enthusiastic fans! The musicians were great and the mini concert during the credits was neat. As always, the theater is beautiful.
So good I really enjoyed it!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I did it once and probably wouldn't again. The band was nice, even though the singer was louder than the movie for the first half.
We didn't know what to expect. We had never been to a film with an accompanying orchestra. It wasn't just an orchestra though, I was that and a full on band with a lead singer, whose voice was amazing. The audience was so into to it too. So much interaction with the film, verbally reacting to scenes and characters, reciting dialogue, and singing along with the band. I hope they do the whole series!
We got up and left not even half way thru. Don't waste your money. We went because of the music...which we didnt get to enjoy because of how loud the audience was and encouraged to be disruptive by the speaker at beginning. People were allowed in late which was super disruptive. Save your money and do something else.
This was one of the coolest things I've ever done. The atmosphere was awesome and it was great sharing the movie and all of the emotions with fellow Twilight lovers. We cheered, we laughed, we cried, and we did it all together. I can't wait to do this again. Even my teens loved it.
First off, I've been to a movie concert before with a full orchestra. In 2022, I attended Get Out in Concert at the Blumenthal. That experience was much better. First, we sat at the front of the mezzanine. It was so hot up there that we all had to fan ourselves the entire time, get water, and a young girl beside me thought she was going to faint (so we had to keep getting up for her). Secondly, the screen the movie played on was too small; the movie was lost against the curtains, candles, and orchestra. Thirdly, at times, the orchestra was so loud, that it moved you from the experience and overtook the movie (you could not hear the characters speaking at all). It was beautiful, and I really wanted to love it, but I did not, sadly. It was for my birthday too. :(
I have been to other candlelight concerts & had a wonderful experience. This was worth max $25 a ticket. Guests were encouraged to cheer, talk, & laugh loudly throughout the show. We left at intermission, so the second half may have been a better experience. The cheering wasn’t a huge deal, but the lack of AC was. The group I was with was sweating almost instantly. This is the main reason we left at intermission, along with other groups, who also said they were too uncomfortable to enjoy the show.
The singer was amazing! The guitarist was really great too. Overall I’d see it again. Really enjoyed the entire show. Stayed until the very end. The way they do the credits was so much fun.
I ended up leaving at intermission. They encourage the audience to cheer, quote and yell throughout the movie which took away from the experience. It felt more like a sleepover than an actually concert/orchestral experience. Also, the singer clearly was over it and his performance made it seem like he had no interest in anything he was doing.
We were turned off by how loud the crowd was and couldn’t enjoy the music or the movie as we had hoped to. They encouraged the crowd to make noise and yell for their favorite moments/characters, but people took this as an invitation to talk and make noise practically the whole time we were there. We left at intermission
Music was too loud and overpowered the actual movie. The screen was too small ☹️
The experience is so much more than just watching the movie. The live Orchestra and singing made us feel like we were in the movie. My daughter loves Twlight and this made her night
We enjoyed Twilight in Concert so much! The live music was beyond our expectations, the venue is built for live music. We loved this venue and will be back!
If you’re a fan of the books and the movies, I recommend this concert! The vibe and atmosphere is chill and inviting. Watch the people play the music live from the move really made this a Special event.The staff was nice and helpful. If this event was happened 2 nights in a row I’ll go both nights
Absolutely AMAZING! My daughter and I LOVED this show. It was our first time attending this type of show. I highly recommend seeing a show like this. It will be well worth your time and money. From the venue to the orchestra to the seats, all was stellar!
Great singer. Loved that the audience could scream, talk, laugh while the movie / concert was doing. Wonderful experience.
I was so excited for this event - Twilight is one of my absolute favorite movies and something that brings me peace but sadly many in the audience didn't view it the same way. Throughout the whole experience, people kept laughing at times that were inappropriate to laugh, clearly mocking the movie. That was such a letdown. I know they encourage you to cheer but the screaming really became too much and would drown out the movie itself. The orchestra was amazing and so talented but sometimes the music would be louder than the movie itself. The singer was really not great so it kinda ruined the singing parts of the movie for me. I just wish more people would have actually taken it seriously and enjoyed the magical experience instead of making fun of it...having the candles actually be real would have been cool too.