Singing Christmas Tree Tickets

I was very disappointed that anyone could think that the mess that was presented had anything to do with the real meaning of Christmas. Very slick, very professional, nothing to do with our Saviors birth. Too loud. Not family friendly. Never heard the choir in the Christmas tree over the slick, meaningless arrangements. Never have been so disappointed. Would never recommend it. Thank God at least Santa's Anonymous was helped.

We have been regular attenders and this was a truly enjoyable show. Especially enjoyed the guest that was a previous American Idol - stage and musical quality was exceptional. Would surely recommend to anyone wishing to be brought into the Christms spirit.

The Glitter & Gold Gala was wonderful. The Canadian Tenors were amazing. Although we enjoyed the event, we were disappointed with the lack of JESUS in the show. The signing Christmas Tree originated at the Central Tabernacle Church. We feel the event should have been closer to the original theme by keeping CHRIST in Christmas.

At the beginning the show was jazzy & shallow......I was skeptical, then by 1/2 thru the first half the spirit of Christmas started to show, then the 2nd half was absolutely excellent. Great singing John Cameron, & by guest from Australia.

Enjoyed this Concert - BUT - was very disappointed not enough of the Xmas Tree Choir itself - far too many solo acts in this Concert - it would be a far superior and more enjoyable experience as a true Christmas Event - to have a few select soloists - and 68% of ONLY the Christmas Tree Choir. At the beginning of this program, the 'Tree Choir' had such a magnificent sound, it gave me goosebumps - I was all set to enjoy the evening 101% - but from thereon mostly solo acts - far too many - John Cameron puts on a great show - but - please John - next year - more Choir and less solo artists.

This was my first experience going to the Singing Christmas Tree and won't be my last! Not only did it put me in the Christmas spirit, the music selection was fantastic and the production was top notch! I wasn't expecting the special guests, they helped give the show the WOW factor. Amazingly talented people in Edmonton with very generous hearts. Thank you to all the performers and crew.

The performance was mis-named. It should have been called the John Cameron show, with an impressive tree as backup. I was quite disappointed to see the choir not featured. As it was called the singing Christmas tree, I was expecting a choir to sing festive songs. I hardly heard the choir at all, because the music from the band was so loud. Overall the performance was nice, but because I was expecting a choir sing, I was very disappointed in the end. I also felt there was too much talking between songs, so there was not a good flow to the performance.

Great, talented group of performers. Some very powerful performances....I had a few goosebump moments! Alot of fun and worth every penny

i ATTENDED AND WAS THINKING THE SINGING CHRISTMAS TREE WOULD BE THE FEATURE OF THE SHOW. A LITTLE DISAPPOINTED AS THEY WERE USED AS BACK-UP TO THIS VERY PROFESSIONAL AND POLISHED PRESENTATION. I would like to see and hear more from the tree in the next show for 2011 .This show was '' JOHN CAMERON with the Singing Christmas Tree.! But overall great entertainment and value for the cause!

We were a bit disappointed over the lack of the actual Choir singing. There were too many acts, we came to see the singing Christmas tree! They also didn't need the group off to the side singing along - we felt that took away from the authenticity of what the show was suppose to be about - ie: THE SINGING CHRISTMAS TREE!!!!!

The Singing Christmas Tree event took us by surprise. We were expecting a choir performance. We got an incredible show!!! Each of the singers performed with exuberance and showmanship.

This was one of he best shows, if not the best, we have seen at the Jube surpassing many of the musicals we have seen. We will certainly go to see it another year.

Our family had an unforgettable night at the Glitter and Gold Gala. The event was well organized and the little extras in and outside the theatre made our evening. The family reunion and the Canadian Tenors brought our family to tears (of joy)! Thank you to everyone who worked so hard to make the evening a success. We will make this our family tradition going forward. Merry Christmas!

As a first-timer, I was expecting tuneful and heartfelt chous presentations of traditional and popular carols. The performance, however, was more suited to Los Vegas - loud and with a long-winded MC. While I appreciate the use of local talent and the star performer from American Idol was entertaining, I was disappointed overall. Visually the show was great, with colourful lighting and the tree as a focal point. Suggestions for next year: -- more of the chorus and fewer soloists -- devote one part of the program to thanking sponsors, the charitable purpose and upcoming events. I got the point the first time. -- lower the volume of the instruments so the singers are the focus. -- invite the audience to join in the sing-along rather than springing it on those who did not refer to their programs. In recommending this to others, I would suggest that less expensive seating is a better value.

Very glad that it has returned to Edmonton. It will not be the last time I go to see the Singing Christmas Tree

We went as a family and were not disappointed. The event wowed each one of us. The variety of music covered the traditional carols, Jazz, Country and more. We particularly enjoyed the surprise of 50 santa's singing and dancing on stage and in the balconies. I whispered to my child...which one is the real one not a helper. We thought the tickets were a bit pricey but now that we have seen the quality of the show, enjoyed the Jubilee and the know the proceeds went to Santas Anonymous it was well worth it. It is amazing the number of volunteers it takes to put the show on and how much planning goes into the event. It was a big thrill to see and hear the singing, lights and dancing. We are glad the Singing Christmas Tree is still performing after so many years. It was a very nice touch to see first hand the excitement of the Home for the Holidays contest. Thank you for such a wonderful event.

I have been going to the Singing Christmas tree for a long time. It started as a traditional that my grandmother would take me. Now today, I take my grandmother. We were delighted to have it hosted at the Jubilee. This year, it was abosolutely amazing. It brought song, smiles, tears, joy, fond thoughts and to me Simply beautiful job. I can't wait to bring my 3 year old son next year. I know I'll be home for Christmas

My friend and I thoroughly enjoyed the Sunday 3PM performance of the Singing Christmas Tree. Super talent and a lively, happy show for all ages. Thank you. Will definitely go again.

This event was so much more than I was expecting. Totally enjoyed the evening.

I thought the show was alright but not enough singing from the Christmas tree and I did not care for John Cameron calling the tree his. The ticket price was way too high and I would like to know how much was going towards Santa's Anonymous. The camera that was filming was very annoying it blocked our view of the tree. The two screens were not needed, the seats in the Jubilee are all good so you could save some money by not having those or that annoying camera. To make the show more successful the ticket price has to be lowered or you have to have a family rate, like the nutcracker does. This event used to be a free event at a church. We do not want to go to a Las Vegas Show at Christmas we want to take our family to a traditional event.