Well, there was good music. I'll give it that.
Let's start with the theater. The way it's designed, with the stage about 18" below the front row of tables, if you're not in the very front row, the show consists of the back of the heads of the people in front of you. Since they spend about 3/4 of the show rolling around on the floor, it was more like listening to old rock and roll in a dark room.
Not that it mattered. Those few times that my view wasn't obstructed, it was of three women who would need implants to get up to an A cup, and one who HAD the implants, but they were clearly implanted with concrete.
The comedian was just awful.
If I had paid for the tickets, I'd have been extremely upset. As it was, I was just bored.