This is probably the most stunning and gorgeous show I have ever seen in Edinburgh. There are many wonderful singing voices. The multimedia approach is an absorbing triumph. The big screen is sometimes whole, sometimes split and sometimes concurrent with the action. It accentuates many emotions from the comedy of the flying fish to the anguish of a new widow, and to the raging storm and a drowning within.On top of excellent sets and costumes there is the dancing, which heightens and enlivens many moments. If you think that elegant, poised break dancing is an oxymoron, you should see the opening moments of the second half of this show.Many of us will know the story. Its summertime in Catfish Row and the famous lullaby Summertime is soon heard. Its Saturday evening, and a crap game is in progress. The people are poorly paid workers fisherman, farm workers, and some like Sporting Life who deals in Happy Dust. Crown is a bad guy, Bess is attached to him, but the disabled beggar Porgy is fascinated by her.Life is tough, and punctuated by tragedy, but the warmth and solidarity of the community keeps people going. Violence son breaks out; Crown kills Robbins. This leads to the only intrusion by the white world the police and their abusive interrogations.The dancing is a real joy, and when the cast spread all around the auditorium for I Cant Sit Down I wanted to be up and join them. All those who saw this show will have had an evening they will remember for a very long time.