Starting with the Blue Man Martini (or the Blue Mantini as I called it), all the way to the tribal beats being played upon entry, everything screamed that this show was going to be different from many of the others patrons of Winspear have come to expect.  Guests were delighted to the sounds of everyday items turned instrument and amazed as paint flew in all directions, giving both color and shape to what we so often only hear.  Everything about this performance was designed to engage as many of the senses as possible, and these men kept the audience in rapt attention for the almost two hours of the performance.  With performances continuing until September 26 (which consequently and unrelatedly is two days before my birthday), this is definitely a performance you do not want to miss out on.  A family friendly performance that leaves everyone smiling- this was a great way to start my week, and an even better start to this year’s season at Winspear.