It's A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play Atlanta Theatre reviews
"The comedian was a great surprise in It's A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play. Perfect for this audience, his voice hasn't changed at all. Once the show starts, the venue should not allow people to be seated. It became noisy when these people, mostly older and walking with canes, were trying to find their seats in the dark. Concerned with any of them falling, we were. The performance took away from it. At the end, I was also surprised. While the performer was still on stage, I never saw so many people get up to leave. It was just rude."
I will be seeing The 1975 again ASAP!
The first band I really liked was Young Rising Sons. They have a lot of energy and a pop rock type sound. I did not like the second band as much. CRUISR has a laid back, chill out, pop sound. Their music is good, but the energy was not present.
I will definitely be seeing It's A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play a third time! They put on an amazing show, and their passion for creating music really comes across. I love their set because it includes both slow and upbeat songs, as well as old and new songs.
The staff of the Aragon Ballroom is TERRIBLE! They were rude, pushy, and yelled at us for no reason. Cool venue but the employees suck. This was my second time seeing the show.
Deathcab was an experience I won't soon forget
"The opening band, who seemed like they would do better in a coffee shop setting, was great besides. Filled with energy, decent acoustics, and a well-planned songset, the performance was outstanding. The magic magic orchestra was amazing, and picking them for It's A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play was an outstanding decision. Hopefully, as well as they did at this show, the band performs just as well for the rest of the tour. They seemed really skilled and down to earth, just as if I was listening to them on vinyl. If my date doesn't dump me next time, I would definitely see them again."
Jim Gaffigan was awesome
We had a wonderful time at the A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play show. I highly recommend it to anyone; he's clean and funny, talking about everyday life situations in a comedic fashion. I laughed from the minute he walked on stage until I got home! I hope to see him back in Akron or Canton again. It was nice to be able to stay close to home and not have to travel to Cleveland to see him! I would like to see a little more of a limit on customer/ticket holder traffic prior to the show. With other pre-show activities going on, it was hard to concentrate with customers looking for their seats and ushers helping them. Perhaps a delay in entry for those who do not arrive by a certain time. They do this for Broadway shows and it works out great.
From Opening acts to Encores - AWESOME!!!!!!
Lifehouse - was amazing - I think they are ready to be the main event. Cavo - the only disappointing thing was the amount of time they signed autographs. It's A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play - was awesome - the only disappointing thing there was the lighting on stage. I felt bad for the people at the front of the line when all of a sudden they stood up and said we are done. I think they should have stopped people from getting in line so that you knew you wouldn't get an autograph instead of waiting in line for nothing. Nothing against Daughtry but after I bought the CD.
Copperfield showed a small part of his potential.
A very entertaining and funny show, "It's A Wonderful Life: A Live Radio Play," attended by us at 9:00pm on Friday. He interacts with his audience more than I knew, providing many great laughs. However, I thought he could have squeezed more magic tricks into the one and a half hour show. Almost ten minutes of the show was dedicated to watching him on a large T.V. screen doing a firey escape several years ago, a time that would have been much better spent performing a trick!
He is a very funny man and will sure to make you laugh throughout the show. He did three unbelieveable tricks though, one, making a vintage car appear out of nowhere, two, arriving on the stage (out of seemingly nowhere) on a motorcycle in a once empty box. The best was when he got into a box with an industrial size fan and disappeared. Seconds later he was standing on a platform in the middle of the audience with a bright spot light on him, only touching on his amazing skill as a magician.
The tickets were a bit pricey for what you get, but I would recommend this show. We did have a great night out.