Home Alone in Concert Tickets

I have seen this twice in Nashville at the Schermerhorn Symphony Center and twice in St. Louis at Powell Hall, and I cannot wait for the fifth go-round! Such a fun time and so great to hear the original score played live. I would love to see it in Chicago, as what could be more fitting than that? But I’ll take it where I can get it.

What I thought I was going to see is the Atlanta symphony orchestra highlighted while they played excerpts from home alone. What you actually get is a large movie screen over the Atlanta symphony orchestra on a flat stage. You can barely see the symphony as they played along with the movie. You cannot tell that the movie soundtrack is any different. I was very let down. I ended up spending $160 for me and my wife to sit and watch a movie we have seen thousands of times with a bunch of strangers tucked in the very tight seats while you can't tell the symphony is even playing. We left at intermission. Very disappointed and upset. Even cried. I wish I had that money back for Christmas for my kids.

I understand it's home alone. What I thought I was going to see is the symphony play selections from the different movies and a focus on the symphony. What actually happens is you watch a movie on a big movie screen above the symphony. They play along with the movie. I couldn't tell the symphony was playing. It sounds like it does when you watch the movie at home. I was very disappointed. I felt like I paid $60 to watch an old movie shoved into tight seats with a bunch of strangers. I wanted to see the symphony the main focus of the event. The screen overshadowed the symphony. We left halfway during intermission. Really dissatisfied. It was lame. I wish I had the money back to spend on Christmas.

Please bring this show back each year! It was perfect! I loved the entire production!

The movie is as funny today as it was in the 1990’s. The resourceful little boy keeps a couple thieves at bay with hilarious consequences until his family finally makes it home to “rescue” him! A sweet note in the plot shows a how scary, misunderstood old man becomes reconciled with his family. The boy befriends him and they each receive a gift of warmth and affection as befitting Christmas.

This was our second year to attend this event. The first time, our son performed (second trombone) with the ASO which was how we learned about it. The concept is brilliant. Hearing the music score performed live while the movie was playing enhanced the experience so much. It really got me and my family in the Christmas spirit. And we now have a holiday tradition.

Seeing HomeAlone with the symphony was so amazing. The live music made the movie more exciting and my grandson loved see all the instruments playing yin sync. What a great way to start the holiday season

The performance was fabulous! What wasn’t so good is the fact that in the balcony the seats are very small and people were up and down several times during the performance and not just at intermission. I think it may have something to do with the fact that concessions/drinks were for sale and the audience could bring it all in to the seating areas. Also, the air movement was non existent and the stifling air really made it uncomfortable for many. The performance and the musicians really made it all worthwhile and the audience was very gracious with its applause and accolades at the end of the music!

Really enjoyed the show! The movie is obviously a classic and experiencing the orchestra live enhanced the experienced and helped me appreciate the move and arrangement even more so. I'd love to see more shows like these...perhaps Hans Zimmer or Brian Tyler shows as well.

Not just for the kids!!!! My boyfriend and I made seeing Home Alone at the Atlanta Symphony Hall a date. We bought home alone themed pajamas and wore decorative lights. We also enjoyed an adult beverage with candy purchased at the concession. It was great watching a childhood classic with the symphony. Hope to see another movie/symphony soon.