[Chi-Town]

Originally Posted by BogeyBoy

I also attended the show - went to the 830 show.

I give the show a higher rating than you do, of course everyone has different tastes.

Not crazy about the brother-in-law appearance but you left out what he was there for - besides being reformed he is helping others and while here he helped that homeless couple and their child find a home and got them some job offers. I think anyone who can help someone find a job is doing a community a service.

They also gave away CD's, tee shirts, money, and more - I guess in an effort to promote giving during the holiday season. He spoke about the benefits of giving not only for others but for yourself. (not necessarily money, maybe volunteering your time)

I didn't leave on a downer at all, I enjoyed the last number because it reminded me of his Red Rocks CD which is one of my favorites.

The 12 days of Christmas was the best, nice twist on an old traditional song. Our audience really got involved.

There were very few vacant seats, I was glad to see that. Recently we went to Golf, The Musical and it was only about half full. Not a very positive indicator for a community that is looking for a new performing arts center.

The six o'clock show was almost full also. I probably should have gone to the 830 show also; cocktail hour probably would have helped.