Jim Henson's Labyrinth Tickets

The theater is pretty and clean. Staff very helpful. It was hard to see the screen from our seats and I had anticipated more of a symphony like band rather than the one that was there. Slightly disappointed in show

I'm a 90's kid that grew up on the best of the 80's and this film made a huge impression on me and (clearly) so many others... to be able to share the film with my own small kids (now 12 + 8) is one of the small joys of parenting amongst the chaos of real life. Showing up already knowing the film and the music made it that much more fun, and to watch these incredibly talented musicians loving every minute was pure happiness for all. Everyone screams when David Bowie comes on screen and for good reason... the kids (and grown ups) stood and danced for the end credits. Talk about Dance Magic for all! Highly recommend for all kids, young and old.

The show was so much fun. The band playing along with the movie was great. My only gripes are our seat and the parking available with the purchase. Our seats had a partially obstructed view that was not disclosed. Because of the balcony overhang, we couldn't see a quarter of the screen for the movie. That was disappointing. I also opted to purchase parking with our tickets...the parking garage is disgusting and scary. I know parking garages aren't fancy but this place was so scary that I had to have someone walk with me to go get the car. The stairwell was full of everything from human and rodent excrement to discarded materials and needles. It was scary and disgusting. I did not take the stairs again to go up but walked the ramp instead. I would have parked anywhere else and will never purchase that again so let this be a warning to others. Park elsewhere. There's another garage adjacent to the theater (this one was across the street).

My daughter and I enjoyed the show very much. We were at the Uptown and loved the theater and the music.

I have probably seen this movie hundreds of times since it came out when I was a kid. This was an entirely heightened experience! You could tell the musicians were just having the best time, and they were all super talented performers. It was truly incredible!

Totally loved this. My favorite movie with extremely talented musicians playing the soundtrack live. My only complaint is that I wish there had been more light on the musicians so the audience could see them better.

The music was excellent and the venue great. However, the show decided that strobe flash lights would add something. Instead, it made parts of the film unwatchable as bright lights shone directly in our faces in a dark theater making it impossible to see. At one point, they did yellow "candle lights"- missed the entire scene due to those high beaming us in the face. Lights were great when they used them to highlight the players doing solos. Lights were horrible when they were trying to use them as immersion effects.

What a wonderful way to watch one of the greatest movies. The band was flawless and the live music seemed to bring it to life.

From venue to jam session during film credits, this show was spectacular! Of course Labyrinth is a gem in its own right, but to add live music, and not just live music but a talented and enthusiastic band that pumped us up and genuinely enjoyed their job, made this nostalgic film, that, for me, is brimming with positive feelings and quality memories of my dad, an experience of a lifetime! To rewatch my most favorite movie in concert, was like being an excited child again. To relive this film in such a way with my husband and son, was a dream come true. I am grateful for the chance to see Labyrinth In Concert, and to all who love this film I highly recommend this version of it!

The concert was everything I hoped for! They isolated David Bowie's vocals and didn't try to replace them. The band was wonderful (special shout out to the awesome sax solo) and the lighting really added to the atmosphere. If they come back, and I hope they will, I'll be there!