Not an Orchestra, an 80's rock band. It is more dark and depressing than uplifting and Christmassy. On a good point, the women can sing really well. That is the ONLY good point. The guys are comically stuck in the 80's (really? A wallet chain? Is that necessary on stage?) The hair flipping is just absurd. The woman playing the violin repeatedly flips her hair up and down which is just unnecessary. My two biggest annoyances were that they kept coming up to the front of the stage and bowing and lifting their arms like there was some big "tah dah" moment, of which there was none. The second is the "storyline" with the narrator awkwardly sitting on stage tapping his foot during songs. I didn't understand the story, the film was shown on some tiny screen, they should have played it on the entire screen. This show could be great if they updated their look (pull back the hair and ditch the 80's rock garb) and shortened it by about an hour. After the "story" was over, we were under the impression it was over and got up to leave. We were told by the usher there was still an hour left, and we fled. I was not going to sit through another hour of guitar solos, hair whipping and weird flashing pictures of dragons, canons and eyeballs. As of child of the 80's and a fan of hair bands, I still didn't care for this at all. There is a reason their hits are all the instrumentals - the guys voices are terrible.