Yes! that scene on the stairs was great!

Enjoyed the performance very much — it was creative and a unique take on the familiar story. The masks might have given me nightmares when I was a child, but I liked them a lot today!

I do find myself wondering why it is that a very small but annoying portion of the audience does not seem to think that the “no cell phones” and “no photography” rules apply to them. There were 3 or 4 people in my line of vision today. the ushers could not have gotten to them without disturbing everyone else even more, so I don’t fault them at all. Oh well… I still enjoyed my afternoon!

We loved Moses and Blind Summit and do hope UMS brings the company back again very soon. The performance was funny, creative, thought-provoking, refreshing and odd in a very good way. A great way to spend Sunday afternoon!

I loved both plays and felt stunned by the beauty and power of the language which was delivered so perfectly. I remember the Gate Theater’s wonderful Godot production from a few years ago, and hope UMS is able to bring them back regularly!

We loved both plays (we did the Saturday “double feature”) and hope that the compnay returns to Power Center soon.

My husband and I enjoyed the concert immensely. It was beautiful and engaging and I felt refreshed at the end — an unual feeling, late on a Friday evening in February! We look forward to more UMS appearences by Mr. Blechacz in the years to come. He should only get better!

My husband and I enjoyed the concert immensely, and look forward to seeing Lang Lang again someday!

Listening to the Prokofiev made me think of the wonderful U-M grad, Barbara Nissman. Has she ever performed through UMS?

It was a wonderful concert! My husband and I especially enjoyed the Kodaly duo. What a magnificent piece of music and so beautifully interpreted. It sent me to the internet today to learn more about the composer. I can always count on UMS to provide me with new things to think about!

We've found that unexpected program changes can bring a special energy to the stage. Now we've seen a new side to the Takacs Quartet — or at least to three of them!

We have seen so many extraordinary performances through UMS! The most memorable is without question the Royal Shakespeare Company's 2001 Tetralogy — Henry VI Parts I, II, III and Richard II, performed over two days. That was truly a "happening", especially in the context of the entire residency and Prof. Williams' wonderful evening course to which the public was invited.

The RSC's 2003 and 2006 visits also rate at the top of my UMS list. The Tempest was so creative, and I doubt I will ever see an Antony & Cleopatra to top Patrick Stewart and Harriet Walter.

Fiona Shaw's Medea in 2002 left me shaken. That was an amazing show.

The Kodo Drummers are always a must-see, as are the Globe Theater Co. (their Twelfth Night with the all-male cast a few years ago was very memorable!), Trio Medieval and Wu Han. Last year's NY Philharmonic show certainly stands out.

We are so lucky to have UMS and it's gifted, hard working staff here in Ann Arbor. It is a world class organization.