Magical! All the performers were amazing: Music composition, Scenic Design, Lighting design and an uplifting story combine for a spectacular time! Recommend for the whole family but probably not for children under 4 years old.

I'm a former professional dancer myself and a trained aerialist. I live in Chicago and see shows in both Chicago and NYC often, including touring productions. While visiting NYC, I decided to buy a ticket to 'Twas The Night Before... in December 2024 on a whim. I did not have any connections to anyone in this show (so no bias coming into it), and I found it to be a top-quality production with a high level of artistic excellence and all around - from the scenic design to the choreography to the dancing to the physical storytelling to the music composition to innovative apparatus choices to the movement quality of the performers. Phenomenal talent from all sides - I highly recommend!

Thoroughly enjoyed myself. Great story. Well done modifications of Christmas classic songs. Acrobatics and choreography were good. Couldn’t ask for more from a show that’s not permanently housed (as in Vegas.). Even with a couple errors in the juggling and reindeer games, excellent way to spend the evening.

Saw this in Boston (drove 5 hours in snow and rain to catch it). Don't expect the grand effects of a long-running, touring show as it is much smaller and modest in scale. But it's a lovely, heartwarming, family-friendly, fun seasonal experience. Thoroughly enjoyed it and would go again with family.

The music, the choreography, the acrobatics, the story - it all combined to create a magical and beautiful fantasy that was so inspiring and touching that it could become a Christmas classic.

This show was great. This is my first experience with Cirque du Soleil so I don't have the high falutin Vegas benchmark, but I thought the talent was professional, well beyond high school, and there was definitely no weird cat pooping scene during the show that someone mentioned. My kids enjoyed the show and we were in the nosebleeds. Tickets cost $30 to $80 whereas in Vegas they cost $80 to $200. I was thoroughly impressed by the performers and would see this show again. The skaters stood out as well as the bicycle riding, don't think I've ever seen someone ride a bike like that before. My recommendation is to park in the theatre district self park garage at 181 N Dearborn, definitely use spothero app on your phone or else you will pay significantly more to park. Like $20 vs $60. Christkindlmart is only a few blocks away in Daley Plaza for the holidays, so make an evening of it.