I saw the show this past weekend.
It was a good show, but I had some problems with it.
We went to see it in Wilkes-Barre, at the Wachovia center. The place was designed to watch sports, so all of the chairs are facing the field instead of the stage. By the end of the show both my wife and I had stiff necks.
I don't know if the orchestra brings their own sound mixer or hires whoever runs the mixer for the center, but that person did an awful job. They had the sound turned up way too high overhall, so instead of hearing the music you felt the music, and by the end of the show both my wife and I had problems hearing each other talk. They had the voices turned up so high that it occassionally cracked the speakers. The electric guitar was turned up so high that you had trouble making out the individual chords, and it completely drowned out the orchestra.
The light, laser, and pyrotechnic effects were great. But I do feel bad for whoever sat upfront of the stage. They had some intense spotlights turned down at 90 degrees right in those people's faces at some times - they were only 6 feet away from them.
My opinion is that I enjoy my CD more than the show, and I know next time to buy tickets for seats on the opposite end of the field.