An experience to see, hear, and deeply feel. The choreography was incredible and the songs were brought to a new life with the story that could be the present, the past, or the fate of humanity. Bravo to the dancers that told the story with their incredible athleticism and artistry. The sets and costumes were clever and cool and dignified and often dramatically disturbing to support the cast. I’ve been a huge Sting fan and this show really brings his best back to the future. It was like nothing I could have imagined. Bravo!

I really don't know how to state I words the experience I had seeing this performance. It's thought provoking, engaging, beautifully choreographed, great dancing, and a real story. The theater was VERY comfortable!! Don't let others ruin the experience for you. YOU go...YOU experience...YOU decide.

My husband and I saw the show Wednesday night at the Kennedy Center. I was enthralled. I loved the dancing. I loved the storytelling. I felt like a part of the story. I said on the way out...."It's like Sting's Mama Mia. A beautiful story, told with Sting's lyrics. We both said we could go back and watch it again!!!

I had no idea what to expect (think Kevin Costner Message in a Bottle to song…) I was taken back at first with no orchestra or song…but it was AMAZING! The dancers gave 150% and were incredible. The choreography was out of this world! I will see it again.

Beautifully choreographed, music and dance blended so well together with the entire story. Special effects were great.

First I was awed by the dancers’ energy and expression. The story was conveyed in such a way that it was not completely literal but very poignant nonetheless. I loved the minimal staging. The way the dancers interacted was very moving and I loved seeing the joy and abandonment with which they performed. The only downside was the volume of the music. It didn’t need to be quite so loud. Kudos to Kate Prince and all the dancers!