Thunder From Down Under Tickets

very hot men, pumped, but no reveal..butts galore! Dance skills! Basically it’s a real live interactive (by choice) Magic Mike! I’d go again.

So the dancing - for the most part it looked like their first rehearsal and my friends and I had a really good laugh. Yes they're in shape, but some of the moves, and watching someone's grandma get vigorously dry humped on stage was just -icky. Would not go again.

My recent visit to the theater was an evening filled with anticipation, yet what unfolded was a series of disappointments that left much to be desired. Firstly, the engagement with the audience was starkly one-sided, as performers focused exclusively on the front rows, neglecting those of us seated further back. This lack of inclusivity set a tone of disconnection right from the outset. The performance's start time was another point of contention. Advertised for 9 PM, the show began at 9:20 PM, leading to a frustrating and needless wait. Once the show finally commenced, it primarily consisted of video playback, which was not only dull but also far from the live theatrical experience I had envisioned. This reliance on prerecorded content over live interaction was deeply underwhelming. Adding to the chaos, the middle rows were frequently disrupted by attendees standing up, obstructing the view for many of us. The security staff present seemed oblivious or indifferent to these disturbances, failing to manage the crowd effectively. Such oversight further detracted from what could have been an enjoyable experience. Perhaps most perplexing was the segment where audience members were invited to participate on stage. While potentially a delightful inclusion, it instead turned into a lengthy and tedious 10-minute dialogue between the host and a participant. This segment felt more like a filler than a thoughtfully integrated part of the performance, leaving me questioning the intent behind watching audience interaction rather than professional artistry. Collectively, these issues culminated in a deeply disappointing experience, compelling me to give this performance a dismal one-star rating. A night at the theater should enchant and engage all attendees equally, respecting their time and desire for quality entertainment. Unfortunately, this performance failed to meet those basic expectations, turning what should have been a magical evening into one best forgotten.

The show was great the process for tickets was also great. The venue was next level and I would go back for more shows anytime. 100% recommend

I had fun. 🤭 The only thing. Not enough dancers. LoL I think hey need too be at every table. I couldn't even give them sum money. 😬 I brought a friend. And I sent her the scene from Nemo. "He touched the butt". One guy touched me briefly. He went by quickly. Never seen him. Hahaha we are still laughing about it. We definitely need more men to come to Alberta from Australia. They are incredible and Handsome! Cheers. 🥰

Excellent show love it just to short everything was fantastic

First time going, mother-daughter night, we had a great night. Really good seats, very entertaining.

It was a great evening out . My only 2 criticisms, and not sure anything could really be done about it is that I think if the side screens showed the show instead of just music videos the people that are not sitting close to the front could enjoy the show a little more. I also think if there was some kind of a dress code it would make the evening more enjoyable, I unfortunately had the privallage of sitting behind someone what was wearing a see through dress and at one point it was around her waist. The gentlemen of the night were great.

This show tonight at the Empire Theatre was a hit good times and great laughs! You need to do another show in Ontario!!!!

What a blast ! Perfect venue for a ladies of all ages evening out . Just be prepared for lots of volumne of women having too much fun.