Fun show that highlighted the culture and many regions of Brazil. It was fast paced and the dancing and singing was enjoyable. Two-hour dinner was one hour too long, the wait was not worth it.

This is an immersive and educational cultural expression of the history of Samba and Brazilian culture through dance and music, blending new and old genres. We thoroughly enjoyed this aspect of the event. The dress code is casual but I’d encourage attendees to dress celebratory to make it special. The Roxy theater is ornate and good for photo ops. The food was underwhelming though they tried to present it as upscale dining. Portions were small and selections limited any expanded options were on the pay per item menu. Beverages on the menu didn’t include all options, and you had to ask for water at a price.. The servers were disorganized and seemed to be distracted by the on-going seating as guest arrived. The theater experienced a power outage during the last 30 minutes of the show. There was little communication about what happened but it was clear after 10 minutes that it could not be fixed. Performers came out and did a final dance number that was clearly modified to close the night quickly. The show was scheduled to end at 11:30 and we left the theater at 11:05. Though apologetic there was no offer of a credit or voucher for not receiving what we paid for.

The show was great with the vibrancy of Brazil. The meal was average but overall well worth doing. The pre show started at 7.30pm with main event at 9.30pm, this was confusing as the ticket said 6.00pm start.

Very Good, Treatment was wonderful. Not a fan of the food but services staff was very welcoming. we would return