The show was wonderful and I bought a Didgereedoo from this shop, the owner was very friendly, he's also the star of the show.

A well organised outfit with a great meal and wonderful insight to the night. You will need your fly nets until the sun goes down. Highly recommended.

Andrew is fantastic ant getting people involved and we even learnt to play digeridoo! It is a little bit expensive but most things are nowadays but it is a must see and do!

This was quite a different experience, the show was interactive and involved as many of the audience as was possible. The didgeridoo playing was superb, and the background made it come to life.

A didgeridoo accompaniment to background music (loud enough to be comfortably heard), and with a narrative (not loud enough for me to hear). I don't regret going, but I wouldn't go again.

We had only one short evening at liberty in Alice Springs, and purely by accident we found this show. It runs only three days a week and had been on a hiatus during low season. To our great joy, they were opening tonight and we were able to get the last two tickets. (There was a bus load of German... More

Karen and myself (Lynette) arrived a few days early in Alice Springs, booked to do the 9 day trek Larapinta , we noticed the show advertisement, showing in the evening so we went along and just loved it so much, we could even joined in, so entertaining. Loved the light show and the big screen with the outback scenes, I... More

An excellent evening with a good atmosphere. At least 20 didgeridoos played by one man (sadly not an aboriginal) with an accompanying live band, and excellent slide show. In the second half their was audience participation (non-embarrasing!) with a variety of musical instruments. A fun evening out. Bathroom facilities poor.

Picked up a didgeridoo when I was here 6 years ago but didnt get a chance to learn to play. Loved the show and Andrew Langston is very personabale...a must see stop while in Alice Springs.