Seems like this show actually goes back to Cirque's \""roots\"", as it was filled with what I'll call traditional acrobatics.  I am going to say it was almost terrifying to see most of the performers fly through the air without guidewires.  It was flawless. NOT a spectacle, though, \""O\"", or a theme like Michael Jackson One or Love. I would see it again.  \n\n I do want to pass along a tip.  I bought my tickets at a supposed \""locals only\"" offer for some excellent orchestra seats.  Did ask--\""are you sure I can't get these cheaper elsewhere, like at a half-price tickets booth?\"" \""No, Sir.\"" \""Are you sure?\"" \""Yes, Sir.\"" I asked if there was EVER any discounts for the show elsewhere and was told no.  So I forked out $200, before fees, to box office.  You can only imagine how I felt when I happened upon people--in my row and section, with the discounted tickets---at $70 less than mine. So forego the box office or cirquedesolelil.com if you can.  You will get a much cheaper deal through a discounter or reseller dumping the show's seats.