Was initially really pumped to see the show - unfortunately I was pumped because I had mistook Terry for another ventriloquist. The name was familiar (seen on America's got talent), so that was my own mistake and in no way his (or the show's) fault. It just led me to dissappointement that I never really got over.
I admit that he is a talented singer, how he can do such a thing without moving his lips is beyond my ability to imagine. But I'm not that in to watching singers live, so that really didn't make the show for me. The small inserts of stand up comedy, while somewhat amusing, rarely had be laughing, and often just had me waiting and hoping for something better. If you're looking for comedy rathering than singing, I recommend looking elsewhere.
The theater was quite nice, comfortable, and seemed large - though probably at least 1/3 of it was empty during our show. We were in a slightly awkward place and I ended up watching the TV screens more than the life show - which probably lessened my enjoyment as well since I could have just watched TV in more comfort at home.
For what the show included and it's content I can't complain, but it wasn't amazing to the point that I will be telling all my friends to come see it - in fact I probably won't bring it up with anyone since it was a very forgettable performance in general.