5/5 Tanya D. 5 months ago on Google
Went
here
with
my
mother
for
a
Tchaikovsky
candlelit
concert
last
night,
was
an
intimate
and
beautiful
experience
and
my
main
concern
(that
the
acoustics
would
be
kind
of
bad)
was
unfounded.
The
music
sounded
lovely.
The
experience
is
very
worth
it,
you
get
a
beautiful
performance
and
some
light
commentary
from
the
performers
on
the
pieces
they
chose
and
the
significance
of
those
pieces.
If
you
book
a
performance
with
ballet
dancers,
you’ll
be
able
to
see
the
grace
of
their
movements
from
much
closer
than
you
usually
might,
which
is
really
special.
Note
that
there
is
usually
only
one
ballet
dancer
on
the
stage
at
a
time
(apart
from
the
last
song
when
all
three
come
up
on
stage)
and
their
movements
are
restricted
due
to
the
limited
stage
space.
As
to
the
structure
of
the
night
itself,
Fever
staff
greet
you
at
the
entrance
about
twenty
minutes
before
the
concert
begins
(assuming
you’re
there
twenty
minutes
early)
and
escort
you
to
the
zone
you’ve
purchased
tickets
for,
so
there’s
no
clamouring
and
it’s
all
very
orderly.
If
you’ve
booked
a
popular
performance
I
would
recommend
getting
there
a
minimum
of
40
minutes
early
so
you
get
the
seats
closer
to
the
front
and
middle
as
there
are
no
allocated
seats,
only
zones.
Some
people
line
up
an
hour
ahead
to
get
the
front
ones.
There
is
a
water
cooler
and
also
toilets
available
nearby
that
the
staff
will
point
out
to
you.
Other
people
in
the
audience
were
respectful,
which
I
appreciated
-
nobody
took
photos
or
videos
when
they
weren’t
supposed
to
(all
of
the
concert
apart
from
the
last
song),
which
led
to
a
distraction
free
night.
I
pre
purchased
$10
parking
tickets
at
the
nearby
secure
parking
facility,
only
across
the
road.
I
think
there’s
street
parking
too
but
didn’t
want
to
risk
it.
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