Kai and I received free tickets to see the “Rainbow Chorus” so we decided that we were going to go to this performance. I had found out on the Saturday that it wasn’t a concert but a taster session of what they would be playing in the future. Whilst I was disappointed, I remembered that I hadn’t paid for the tickets so it didn’t bother me.
 I am saying this from a person who cares, and there may be others that will give much more feedback.
I hated it. A huge chunk of it was purely down to an acoustic problem.  I know that you guys are really good and have been amazing in over venues, but the acoustics was so bad I had to cover my ears a couple of times. I seriously hope that the concert will not be in that building.
The way it was organised was pretty bad in my opinion. What I thought it would be would be a few songs, break, songs. Instead it was treated as what a practice session would be. I know that a lot of people would have loved that idea, almost the “backstage access” point of view. I just didn’t like that, I supposed I prefer to see the polished performance and not the half way through the practice.
Accessibility wasn’t great, the access to the toilets was locked and there was a nightmare with trying to access one. Again not something that is your fault, just something that didn’t help.
One thing that could have been avoided was “doing the Jewish chair dance above a dead Jesus”. I think that might not have been the wisest of choices, though it did bring entertainment in a sense of religious irony. Another thing that was problematic was that you were pointing out at random people to get up and sing. This is quite an issue for someone who’s autistic because you are pressuring them to engage in social interaction they may struggle with. Its a bit of a no go in spaces that are aiming to be inclusive and I hope that can get resolved at some point.
Honestly guys, if you were not in that building, it would have been so much better in my opinion. You were sadly not done justice and I hope that you have a much better venue in the future.
I’m sorry for the review, but I couldn’t lie about the experience.

Do you think its ever appropriate to yodel?

Er, I dont know. Maybe there is a suitable time to yodel, I am yet to ever come across a time when I have felt like I have needed to?! Maybe one time in my life that will be my go to response when something is that shocking.

If there is someone on here that does, come drop a message on here please and help answer this one.
