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Seen the show? Share your review and pictures with us! Chicago - 09 July - Absolutely amazing Last night I saw Madonna's second show at the TD Banknorth Garden in Boston. It was absolutely amazing! Madonna did a great job performing and she looked relaxed and happy here in Boston. She kept saying how she loved Boston and how relaxed and comfortable she felt. She got Boston to chant I Love New York and that's take something in Boston! The crowd was wild and energetic and definite highlights of this show were Like a Virgin, Ray of Light and Sorry and La Isla Bonita. ~ Dave Forrest Chicago - 14 June - Disco full force I saw madonna at the united center just a few days ago. I spent a lot of money for my ticket; it was about 360$, yep that's right. Every penny was worth it. The dancers were amazing and the intro was great - it's uncomparable. I lost my voice from screaming alot but I don't care. The show was magical and disco full force. It was so good that I'm going again to the monday show. ~ Alex Fresno - 06 June - The awesomest thing I went to watch the Fresno Confessions Tour show on 6/6/6. It was the first time I ever went to a Madonna show (I've only been a fan for a year and two months). It was the awesomest thing ever. I already knew what to expect cuz I have read everything about the show here on Mad-Eyes.net. I have also watched many pieces of the performances on Youtube.com. Having known about the show didn't ruin it. In fact it made me more excited. I loved all the performances. The cross on Live To Tell, the horse on Like A Virgin, the shiny lights on Lucky Star, the gorilla-jumpers on Jump, her cussing, everything. I especially loved the performances of Isaac, Sorry, I Love New York, and Ray of Light. Madonna was great with the guitar. She cussed several times during I Love New York. She actually said the "F" word, and she said the George Bush thing. The only thing that was pathetic was that in the end, when she wanted everybody to sing in Hung Up, not many people were actually singing. I sang along to every song on the show, including You Thrill Me. She kept screaming and cussing at Fresno for not singing along. In the end, she gave up and just finished the song. Once again, this show was extremely awesome. It is the first Madonna show I've attended, and I really hope it's not the last. I also hope to get a better seat next time. My seat was a bit far from the stage, but it was close to the runway. Next time I hope to get a seat that's close to both the stage and the runway. ~ 'A Human Boy aged 16' Fresno - 05 June - An extension of Madonna trying to get people to think Here's a mini-review of last night's show... The Save Mart Center in Fresno is definitely one of the best concert venues I've ever been in. It is somewhat more intimate that other larger stadiums... In fact, comparing it to the MGM Grand in Vegas, I don't think I'll ever pick the MGM Grand Arena again to see a show - just way too big! Anyways, the show started sometime after 8.30pm... quite possibly around 8.45. We were on the floor, in section 5, row A, seats 9&10... Quite possibly one of the best seats in the house, being we were only a few feet away from the center catwalk... Security was tight and on the spot. Many people were seen kissing a** trying to stand next to the catwalk... Those people were quickly sent back to where they came from. Besides, those of us who paid good money for our seats should not take a back seat to anyone who's trying to get an "easy ride." The opening video sequence was breathtaking... the bass alone made the floor vibrate....you'd think the horses were actually galloping through the stadium. It was incredible. I was at the Re-invention show in San Jose, and as memorable and haunting that The Beast Within opener was, as well as the mind-blowing Vogue number, nothing really compares to the Future Lovers spectacular opening. I love the subliminal message throughout the show that one should never underestimate girl power... and Madonna, definitely let everyone know she had the reigns and was in complete control for the next couple of hours. We were so close, we could see Madonna's eyeliner...her skin is like a porcelein doll's... and I love the fact she is such a natural beauty- no plastic surgery on that girl! It is so great to see Madonna age, because she gets more beautiful with each passing year. The costumes in the "Equestrian" section were quite inventive and provocative. Every one of her dancers are beautiful in their own right. Cloud is just so tight and ripped....!!! I don't think Madonna could have picked a better opening song than Future Lovers/I Feel Love especially with such strong vocals she executed. She sounds so much better in person... even better than her studio work. And I don't know why, but Madonna doesn't sound as strong when she is performing on TV, than when you hear it live. Also, the choreography beginning with Future Lovers all the way through Jump is intricate and top-notch. Some of Madonna's best quips and comments throughout the evening included: "It's not Fres-no, it's Fres-yes!" to "Don't throw sh** on my stage motherfu**ers! It's not nice! But, I'm not mad at you, ok?" to "If you can't walk the walk, then shut the f*** up!" to which she then added "Sorry, I'm really swearing a lot tonight!!!" She also added, "Turn my mic up!!!" when during Let It Will Be her mic was so low, maybe even off, you couldn't hear her for a line or two. She also commented on how we were the best...and challenging each section to sing the loudest during Hung Up. During the "Time goes by...so slowly" chant...she yelled out "Keep singing, cuz I can do this all night you know?" The only thing that seemed a bit too much, was when Isaac was blowing the "shofar/ram's horn" before the song that bears his name began. The volume was so incredibly loud during that part, it was ear piercing...finally, it seemed they adjusted his mic, so you could actually enjoy his intro. Isaac also sang entirely in tune. He truly has a remarkable voice. He sang on Isaac, naturally, as well as Drowned World and Paradise (Not For Me). He and Madonna really blend quite nicely together. During I Love New York, Madonna seemed to play nice and reverted back to the lyrics "Just go to Texas, isn't that where they golf?" as opposed to her quick Bush jab found in previous shows. Like It Or Not featured a video background of slithering snakes, alternating with growing vines. Erotica/You Thrill Me was a highlight. It seems like with the past three tours, she has added at least one unreleased/rare song to the setlist. This is a song she definitely must consider releasing as a b-side to the next single off of Confessions The choreography was smooth and precise...but I'm almost sure that at one point, she missed a count and made a premature move, to which she looked at her dance partner and smiled as if thinking "Oops!" Also, the finale featured the gold mylar balloons that only fell in the lower loge sections. The balloons that were situated above our heads on the floor never materialized, although they were up there. You could tell Madonna noticed this because she looked up when they didn't fall on cue. Madonna is definitely a must-see performer, regardless of if you agree/disagree with her political views...I believe most people miss her messages completely. Live To Tell, already the most controversial number in the show, is almost daring people to ask themselves, "Do you know what's it is like to be crucified and judged without love?" And when it is all said and done, that's exactly what Madonna has felt during the most critical times in her career. The Confessions Tour, is just another extension of Madonna trying to get people to think- to look at the bigger picture, all the while learning how to just let it all go and have the time of your life. ~ C. Bryan Ross, Bakersfield, CA San Jose - 30 May - She is who she is - she's her own special creation! Before the orange, dusky glow of the California sunset gave way to night, Energy Radio was hosting an on-air programme in front of San Jose's HP Pavilion. Earlier, some fans were able to take pictures with some of the Confessions Tour dancers nearby. Madonna fandom seemed to have caught-on with fervor tonight! Elsewhere, our party scrambled to get to the arena, have dinner and find our seats just as Madonna's Disco Ball capsule was descending to the stage from the heavens of the arena into a secure spot on the end of the center catwalk. Illuminated by white light and surrounded by sparkling lights reflected off of the crystal mirror ball, Madonna took command of her performance with a pumping, thumping FUTURE LOVERS/I FEEL LOVE. She looked absolutely unreal (and amazingly HEALTHY! Her thin features in her recent videos completely GONE). Her voice - live - very strong. It's a moment of pure ATTITUDE. Madonna is not going for the audience connection part just yet, she is whipping her dancers in shape and slowly chanting her lyrics around them as they crawl about on their hands and knees. The opening of GIRLIE SHOW was only hinted at. This is Madonna's full-on delivery. Next, the hat comes off and Madonna immediately loosens up as the familiar tunes of LIKE A VIRGIN start pumping the audience up. The arena was roaring with screams and just about everyone was up and dancing. She strutted up the left-side catwalk and climbed on a black saddle that rotated on it's platform like a merry-go-round. Her vocals were flawless and she was having a great time. We were a few rows down from this platform so we saw her up close. I've never seen her smile so much! That was only the beginning of nearly 2 hours of Madonna-tainment. If you have any doubts about paying good money for your tickets, you'll see right away where your money went. The staging is massive. There are less seats on the floor due to the set-up but those in the rear floor will now have some of the best seats in the house! The side sections get more than they would have from the Re-invention show as well. Both side catwalks afford a few Madonna visits but the dancers spend some quality time on them as well. I was proud of the audience this first night (of two to be performed) I watched the entire floor standing and dancing. The side-seated sections were up (unlike last tour) and even the upper tiers were all OUT of their seats! Last row, rear upper sections were active as well. I didn't notice too many seated when the stage lights would flash and illuminate them. San Jose was a Paris audience for ONE night. Hell had frozen over! Thanks to the Icon Presale, I was rewarded two front row loge seats nearest the stage on the left side of the arena (as you're facing the stage). Those further back toward the rear of the arena will be glad to know that you'll see more of Madonna than we did at the front of the arena! Is this a bad thing? ABSOLUTELY NOT. However, try to see more than one show to get the full impact. Even the cheaper seats I would have paid for had I known what I know now. However, I don't feel as though the rear, behind-the-stage seats afforded the best experience. Yet, Madonna did wave to all of them tonight (on the left side - as you're facing the stage). Nearly two hours flew by quicker than a ray-of-light. Madonna spares no expense on this production - and she spares no time either. There may be two slow songs, but don't think they'll give you much time to leave your seat. This is one fast-paced show, get your drinks BEFORE the show and DON'T LEAVE YOUR SEAT! Did I miss HOLIDAY? No. The finale is unique for Madonna to me, at least, because this was the first time her show built up and CLIMAXED. This was the first time I heard LUCKY STAR - the very first song that made me fall in love with her - and it doesn't "end". Rather, the energy and music pump up to a fever pitch and it welcomes in HUNG UP - which explodes into action right before your very eyes. I've never seen an audience cheer so loudly and be up on their feet with such energy in my life. It's that good, everybody. DO NOT MISS! ~ Steve Las Vegas - 28 May - It's A Show To See! I'd like to share my experience from the 2nd Vegas show. It was definitely more than I expected. I felt like having a deja vous! I went to see the Re-invention show in Vegas exactly 2 years ago! At that time I did not think anything would surpass it. Well, I was wrong! Our lady still knows how to push herself more and comes up with great ideas! The crowd was for a typical Vegas audience a lot better than last time her at this venue, which she even admitted during the show when she said: "What a surprise?! Las Vegas is on fire!!!" The show started with a 40 minute delay, which I think was caused mostly by people still not being at their seats. Approximately 20 minutes before the start the crowd started applauding. I had no idea what was happening. Then I noticed a blond girl walking towards the front section with 3 bodyguards. It was Paris Hilton! She waived at the audience a couple of times and then took a seat in about 7th row from the stage. The show started of course with Future Lovers and the equestrian footage. I could feel the excitement in the air and from the people around me. I must say that I was surprised how good Madonna sounded even when she sang the "I Feel Love" lines, which are definitely some tough notes to hit. I liked the "horse" choreography the dancers performed during this number. Just the idea of a dance routine that would look like horses marching might sound funny, but this was well done! When Like a Virgin started she addressed the audience saying: "Alright Las Vegas are ready to ride with me? Are you ready?" She performed the song same way she did in the other shows riding the poll saddle with pictures of her MRI scans and X-rays of her broken bones. During the beginning couple of notes of Jump she thanked the audience for coming to the show: "Ladies and gentlemen, thanks for coming to the show. Please extinguish your cigarettes. For the next two hours I am the only one that will be on fire!" Seeing dancers jumping on the bars and climbing the cages during this song kept me thinking how dangerous it is to do something like that during a live show. Just imagine performing it during a rainy weather at an open stadium... Live to Tell was just simply beautiful and I could not get over the fact that so many people in the media have misunderstood the whole point and focused only on the "cross" thing! The message was so clear with the footage of dying children in Africa and quotes from the Bible. Sorry started the "PSB remix" lines and Madonna hugging and kissing her dancers - symbolic interpretation of the song. The remix that was played on the screens as an interlude was showing Madonna from the Sorry video saying "Don't speak, don't speak. I've heard it all before" with mixed images of Nixon, Hitler, Saddam Hussein, and other politicians including president Bush winking his eyes. Two dancers were in the mean time fighting on the stage. The last images on the screen said: "The audience is listening..." Before Like it or Not Madonna talked to the audience again: "Are you enjoying the show? Do you want more? Let me see what I can do for you..." The number reminded me of the BA Open Your Heart performance with the chair. It ended with a beautiful picture of a red rose on the main screen. During I Love NY she again said the words about going to Texas and... you know. I guess it's part of the show now. At the end of the number she said: "Don't take it personally though." Ray Of Light was a blast with her rocking the stage and dancers performing another interesting dance routine. I know I am going to get beat up for this, but for me the lowest point of the show was Let It Will Be. I am sorry, but I think her singing was a little bit off during this number and it did not have the vibe I was expecting. She talked to the audience a little bit again at the beginning of Drowned World as she was sitting down on the steps at the begging of the catwalk. She said something about happiness. Unfortunately I don't remember what exactly. Paradise (Not For Me) had the most beautiful images on the screens - petals falling from the trees. The whole disco theme part of the show was my favorite! "Music Inferno" was just amazing with her doing the John Travolta dance and dancers on roller blades. It was so much fun! Erotica was more You Thrill Me demo version, so many people were confused as they did not recognize the song. During the first notes of La Isla Bonita Madonna said: "Las Vegas it's time to put on your dancing shoes!" People got really on their feet during Lucky Star that had images of stars and comets on the screen and of course during the last song Hung Up. Lady M teased the audience again: "Come on, this is your last chance! The show is almost over!" and let some of the people around the cat walk sing "the time goes by so slowly" line in her mic. That was really cool! The show ended of course with blue and pink balloons and confetti falling from the top. I am glad I went to the second show. From what I've heard she was having a lot more fun than the first night. I think she was surprised that she did not get the "typical" Vegas audience that does not give it up. Thank you Vegas, thank you Madonna for a great evening! ~ Richard LA - 21 May - Look out Travolta and Fonda! Oh My God!!!!!!!!! Madonna was so amazing. I love the opening of Forbidden Love with the video of the W Magazine photoshoot. It was the FIRST time I went to see Madonna live in Los Angeles, and what can I say but that I will never forget the night Madonna made me dance. John Travolta look out OUR queen will give you competition for the Saturday Night Fever movie. At the age of 47 nobody can tell me that they were not impressed with this woman. Oh, and that purple leotard she wore, she made Jane Fonda want to work out more. LOL. However, the highlight of the whole concert for me was when Madonna was strapped on the cross singing Live To Tell. No matter how you look at it the Catholic church should know that there is freedom of speech in the United States. LONG LIVE MADONNA! ~ Norma LA - 21 May - Complete show rundown Hey all. I just got back from opening night of the Confessions Tour at the Great Western Forum in Los Angeles. OMG!!! What an amazingly awesome show!!! I had a great time, and it was just a totally awesome night. After very little traffic, I arrived at the venue around 5:45 or so. I met up with some friends and we just sort of hung out at the Forum parking lot. We heard Madonna rehearsing a couple of songs including Live to Tell, Jump, La Isla Bonita, and Lucky Star. Her vocals sounded fierce. We saw all the media arriving and taking fan interviews. When I went inside, there was a completely eclectic group of people. As Rosie O'Donnell was spotted taking her seat, the crowds cheered. When I got to my seat, a good 60% of the Forum was still empty. I heard that the traffic was really bad and that people were still on their way to the Forum. No worries, Madonna decided to start the show a little later than planned, around 8:50 pm. From where I was sitting we could see Monte Pittman (Madonna's guitar instructor) setting up the final touches for the band. Also, I got to see my cutie keyboardist Stuart Price, who is nothing short of amazing, setting up. What a hottie! And then suddenly its lights out! As we begin to hear Madonna's pre-recorded voice accompanying exclusive footage of her W Magazine photo shoot with Steven Klein. Here is a complete rundown of the concert. Future Lovers/I Feel Love (intro): Madonna is not actually onstage during the beginning of this segment, but the video compiled from her W Magazine shoots was very artistic and beautiful. She emerges from the 2 million dollar disco ball encrusted with Swarovski crystals as it begins to form a lotus flower. This performance of Future Lovers intermixed with lyrics from Donna Summer's dance hit, 'I Feel Love' was just the type of opening their tour needed. Not as dramatic an opening as the Reinvention Tour, but just as beautiful. Get Together: Madonna walks from the main catwalk towards the stage to start this number. As her vocals get stronger and stronger, she emerges with a sudden burst of energy and a smile on her face. This is the first of many gorgeous smiles she gives the audience throughout this tour. As a fan, not only has she never looked or sounded better, but it seems as though she has become more relaxed and happier on stage. Then they break out into similar choreography from the Music as performed during the Reinvention Tour. Like a Virgin: She brings back this oldie but goodie in a brand new way. Stuart did a remarkable job remixing this classic as we see the return of Dita as she climbs on the mechanical saddle and asks, "Do you want to take a ride with me?" She continues to go through what is essentially an entire yoga routine on the saddle in the air as X-rays of her broken bones from her birthday horse-riding accident are projected on the screen. In a way, she is equating her growing obsession with horses to experiencing it all for the very first time. Jump: I absolutely was blown away by the energy in this performance. She essentially turned this into gymnastics routine on Red Bull. Her dancers were nothing short of incredible. Swinging, swaying, and jumping from the gigantic jungle gym that was set up on the main catwalk. Suddenly, the music slows to an interlude of Live to Tell and Isaac as Madonna's dancer, Daniel "Cloud" Campos begins to confess about the abuse he experienced as a child. He depicts the abuse and his response through interpretive dance. Then another dancer shares their history of gang violence and depicts his confession through dance. It is actually quite profound and remarkably honest. Live to Tell: Suddenly the lights are focused on center stage as Madonna emerges hung on a cross inspired by the Salvador Dali painting. There is a very dramatic expression of sorrow on Madonna's face as a closeup of a tear falling down her check is beamed onto the huge screens on stage. As this continues, images of children orphaned due to AIDS and poverty across Africa are beamed onscreen. It is quite a poignant and heartbreaking moment in the show. It ends with the website www.raisingmalawi.org on screen. Forbidden Love: She sings this ballad beautifully as Mihran and another dancer engages in a highly choreographed hand dance depicting their love for one another as the cross stands in the background watching the whole thing. Quite powerful. Isaac: Yitzhak Sinwani emerges onstage dressed in Middle Eastern clothing and begins the opening chant to this song. The lights are then focused on a Middle Eastern women covered from head to toe in a traditional burka flailing about trapped in a cage, depicting the oppression faced by women in various parts of the world. As the song continues the gate is opened and the dancer strips herself of the burka and proceeds to do some sort of harem dance depicting her newfound freedom. Yet another powerful image in the Confessions tour. Sorry: Another cage is brought out and an extremely energetic group of dancers perform sorry almost exactly like the music video. They use the Pet Shop Boys remix. Images of gasoline and refineries are shown on the screens throughout this performance. Like it Or Not: This performance is absolute Madonna!!! She is so confident as she works the runaway and the center catwalk with a chair reminiscent of Open Your Heart. Her vocals are yet again remarkable. Sorry (video interlude): Madonna pre-recorded the "Don't say forgive me" portion of this song to a fierce backbeat as images or various world leaders are shown giving speeches. Closeups of Madonna giving the finger similar to the Sorry video are shown as the words "Don't talk. Don't Speak" emerge on the screens. This video is nothing short of fierce. The lights and the screen go out as the words "The audience is listening" come into view. The video ends with George Bush's eyes constantly blinking as though he is confused. Quite effective. br> I Love New York: Madonna rocks the heck out of this song as the lighted outline of the NY skyline is in the background. She does her best on the guitar and rocks out like she is Pearl Jam or something. While singing "Los Angeles is for people who sleep", she quickly smiles and says "but not you guys!!!" Quite a rocking performance all in all. Ray of Light: Awesome!!! Think Burning Up from Reinvention Tour! She rocked the shit out of this one. Awesome choreography. Let it Will Be: Similar to her Coachella performance but way more energy and karate kicks!!! I loved watching her get into it when she screams, "Just watch Me Burn!!!" Fierce! Drowned World/Substitute for Love: Beautiful and very acoustic. Her vocals are surprisingly strong after a series of high energy dance numbers. She looked stunningly gorgeous. Paradise (Not for Me): Yitzhak Sinwani joins her again for this acoustic guitar version. The flower garden beamed on the screens behind them made for hauntingly beautiful imagery. Music (Disco Inferno Mix): Madonna emerges and pays homage to John Travolta dressed in a fashionably sleek version of his white suit and dances the heck out of this song. The accompanying remix really shows off Stuart's talents. Erotica / You Thrill Me: The suit comes off and Madonna pays homage to ABBA wearing a modern version of the white, lavender, and pink leotard worn by ABBA when their toured in 1979. One of my favorite performances, I just feel that the You Thrill Me lyrics were morphed a little too much. I think it would have been better if she stuck to Erotica by itself. La Isla Bonita: Her mic didn't pick up the first three lines of the song, and she was noticeably upset, but the problem was quickly taken care of as her crisp vocals could soon be heard. The song was remixed in a very over the top Miami Sound Machine sort of way with a killer dance number. She sang and danced her heart out on this one. Lucky Star: She spends most of her time dancing on the catwalks throughout this classic which is given an update with elements of Hung Up remixed into it to modernize it a bit. She danced her heart out. Hung Up: Madonna disappears for a bit and returns in leotard and jacket to perform this closing number. Given all the energy that was dispersed throughout the setlist, it is remarkable that they perform with such vigor. No major changes from the Grammy Performance, just remixed a little more. She then gives the audience a chance to sing along with her. The crowd knew it was the closing of the show so most of them were not singing with her. She yells at the audience, "This is shit. Get up and sing muthafuckas!!!" The crowd was eating it up. And before you knew it golden balloons fell from the ceiling onto the floor and the concert had come to a close. The words "Have you confessed?" appear on screen. AMAZING!!! Madonna, I heart you. ~ Neerav. LA - 23 May - Queen of M My friend and I went to see Madonna show last night, It was fun to watch and have a good time dancing. We're in the loge area (5 row V 3-4) almost get close up to Madonna Stage. We liked "Future Lovers", "Get Together", "Sorry" with her video screen about Political, "Live To Tell" About Childrens with AIDS, "Like a Virgin", "I Love NY", "Music" and "Hung Up". It was a beautiful on her video screen. She's got a great strong body and beautiful hair too! We hailed to her as the Queen of 'M'!. Thank You Madonna For a Good Time! ~ Carlo LA - 23 May - 3 times Madonna Wow! Never did I think I would see Madonna 3 times in one month... from Coachella to opening night, and now to her second night in Los Angeles, the crowd was up and jumping again! Here in Los Angeles we are getting a lot of positive feedback - heck even the conservative Orange County gave us a great review! There was a lot of energy tonight once again and a great enthusiastic crowd singing away. I think I Love New York was still one of the best - I love the anti- Bush, thanks America for the freedom of speech! But the number that still rocked was Music. As Madge tells us in the beginning of the show, "Tonight the show is just beginning. Here's to hope for Moscow and Japan! (source: Tegan) LA - 21 May - Loved all the new numbers The show was great -- probably comparable in quality to The Reinvention Tour. I was worried that the concentration on the new album would make it a drag -- but frankly I loved all the numbers from the new album... the definite highlight would have to be for me SORRY, JUMP (amazing) and I LOVE NEW YORK -- along with the opener FUTURE LOVERS (with a surprisingly great vocal performance of I FEEL LOVE) and also GET TOGETHER which is just a great song. LIKE A VIRGIN was a blast, and some parts were extremely beautiful (LIVE TO TELL - you forget she's on the cross - she sings it beautifully, PARADISE NOT FOR ME surprisingly effective and emotional), and also DROWNED WORLD. I have to say that last segment of the show was the most disappointing, I felt LA ISLA BONITA fell flat, as did --- and I can't believe I am saying this -- but HUNG UP -- didn't quite have the impact I would have hoped from this amazing song. It lacked a sense of energy for me. But, overall, so satisfied, and even at $350+ - well worth it. (source: Troy) LA - 21 May - Good dreams tonight Oh hell! the show ROCKED! she was flawless. I love the new versions of the songs. The political stuff was necessary so I forgave it. She can still dance, she sings better, looks hella good. what else can I say. sigh... I'll have good dreams tonight. :) (source: Richard) LA - 21 May - Kicking ass once again! What a great fu**ing show! She kicks ass once again!! You all better be ready to "jump" and boogie woogie, she put on a great show (as always). My favorite number - and I think everyone will agree with me - is the Music number, complete disco era! Roller skates and awesome costumes. I Love New York was another great number, Lucky Star was there, Live To Tell was there, a great remake of Erotica showed up... Ugh, but no Holiday.. shocker! But we danced to some great "oldies"... Like a Virgin! This show is very 80's themed with great lighting, sounds, dance, and a disco fever kinda feel. To those who passed on this show - you're gonne miss out! Ok, now I'll give other people a chance to write.... (source: Tegan)