Sounds and Sorcery Celebrating Disney Fantasia Reviews

Rich from London,

A BIT RUBBISH

I'm glad I came on one of the first nights when tickets were a bit cheaper than the outrageous full price. Clearly a lot of work had gone into this, just not a lot of thought. The 'magic' of the film was absent, replaced with wireless headphones which were constantly cutting out, doors marked 'Staff Only', and the sensation that you were just wandering around The Vaults as on any other night, except with a few papier-mâché style decorations stuck about and the occasional bizarre projection which didn't contribute to any perceptible narrative. The only redeeming feature was the bar we were ushered into after the main event, which contained an impressive large-scale zoetrope from Gregory Barsamian and an interactive composing tool called the Audio Visual Music Machine. The impression however was that these installations were self-consciously included as an afterthought to try and placate those who might otherwise be drafting an email demanding a refund by this point in the evening.

CathyS from London,

WASTE OF TIME, WASTE OF MONEY

Does not even deserve 1 star; so that is where the Poundland lights ended up! Smells of mildew and worse. No connection to Fantasia at all. A totally disappointing experience, which should be closed down on health and safety grounds never mind under the Trades Description Act.

from London,

CRINGEWORTHY

We got half price ticket , they really charge £42 full price ? Really ? . Vaults are wet ,m and looked like a primary schhol project . Acting was sooo bad we just laughed , if I’d paid £5 to see primary school kids , whys Disney name all over it ? More like Bankseys Dismal world

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