Trans-Siberian Orchestra: The Lost Christmas Eve
A music and light spectacular that revolves around Beethoven's last choice - give up his soul, or his greatest work?
Trans-Siberian Orchestra: The Lost Christmas Eve
When Trans-Siberian Orchestra is in town, that can only mean one thing: Christmas is here!
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Trans-Siberian Orchestra: The Lost Christmas Eve
A music and light spectacular that revolves around Beethoven's last choice - give up his soul, or his greatest work?
Why see Trans-Siberian Orchestra: The Lost Christmas Eve?
The Trans-Siberian Orchestra is on tour and hits the in , ,
On a late night in the spring of 1827 the city of Vienna is experiencing the largest lightning storm in its long history. Within a large disheveled room, Ludwig Von Beethoven is slumped over his piano; on the piano sits the just completed manuscript for his Tenth Symphony.
It is his final (and he is certain), his greatest work. As the clock strikes midnight, the Devil appears to collect the great composer's soul. Looking into the abyss of eternity Beethoven is horrified but the demon has an offer - and so the bargaining begins.
The Trans Siberian Orchestra Come welcomes you to join Beethoven on his last night on earth - and to see how the story unfolds.
Reviews
Customer reviews
27 reviews, average rating: (2.6 Stars)
Ron
Awesome
This was my first time seeing this group, so I do not have anything to compare it to, but my wife and I was throughly impressed with the show. We had floor seats and got to see it up close and personal, it was better than any rock concert I have ever been to. We already have a date to see them next year as soon as tickets go on sale. Truly amazing. ... Read more
Lenny K
Spectacular...Best Concert I have ever seen...period!!
I have never witnessed such a spectacular concert in my entire life. The effects were mind- blowing, and the sounds and the sights were just superb, and just when you thought it couldn't get any better...it did! I am a huge fan of The Nutcracker, and quite frankly, I have never heard such a roaring rendition of the Dance of the Sugar Plum Fairy as I did last night in Toronto (I'm certain that Tchaikovsky would have given his approval). The TSO's version gives a whole new meaning to the term 'classical rock.' People of all ages would love the concert, although it may be a bit loud for the younger ones. I can't wait to see them again next year, and would definitely recommend the show to everyone.
We were a party of 9, and had little trouble getting seated at The Fox restaurant on Bay Street, which is literally across the street from the Air Canada Centre, along with a few other restaurants, and parking can be found all around the ACC from about $20-$30 for the evening. ... Read more
Karah Christian
It was absolutely amazing!!!!
The best concert I’ve EVER been to. It’s like being at an 70s/80s rock concert but with Christmas songs! The drums and electric guitars were so thrilling. Old City Bar sounded soooo damn good!!! Like 1000x better than the song they recorded! It was magical! It was full of soul!
My ONLY negative opinion is when the Christmas songs ended and they started some demonic looking performance, with flames on all of the screens, flames shooting out of cannons, a woman doing weird sexual movements in the flames in a nightgown on the video… It was so random and I didn’t understand what that had to do with Christmas stories. If they would have said, “we’re now gonna play some of our other popular songs aside from the Christmas ones†that would have been better. “Ohh okay. Got it.†But with children there for a Christmas performance, it was like “okay what is this… a little sexual and weird.â€
The rest was an amazing Christmas story! Would see again! The whole place was rocking! ... Read more
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