The cartoons/figures/moving pictures were VERY clever. The "live score" was innovative, and clever, but in parts too loud for me, and not always relevant to the film, in my judgment. A good idea, and VERY worth while to see.

It was one of the most interesting performances I've ever seen. Lotte Reiniger's 1926 film was beautiful and surprisingly sensitive for silhouettes. It's hard to believe so much emotion could come out of something so simple. The artwork really held up well. And the music was incredible. The percussion was a lot more than "just" drums. Tom Teasley has created a truly international sound. He also expressed many moods. He is very talented. I enjoyed the Q&A with him after the performance as well. He is local, but had not heard of him before. I will definitely go hear him again.

This was such an enchanting evening! The film was so interesting in its technique. As a silent film fan, I had seen Prince Achmed before on TCM but to see it on a larger screen and especially with the live musical accompaniment was fabulous! Tom Teasley did a wonderful job of creating a score that enhanced the experience. Glad we stayed for the discussion afterwards as Mr. Teasley discussed his instruments and creative process.

What a great event. The movie was great and the one man orchestra was astonishing.

Excellent and unusual. The film is artistic and a lot of fun and the live music was fanastic. Go see it while you can