Having seen all but one of Cirque Du Soleil's \"resident\" shows (Myste`re (twice), O, Ka, Zumanity, and Love) and one of the \"big-top\" traveling shows (Varekai), I feel I am a semi-expert on Cirque Du Soleil shows and therefore am entitled to more voting clout.  |-)\n\nAs a Cirque Du Soleil show, \"Love\" has the same major \"threads\" running through it as all other Cirque Du Soleil shows:  wonderfully imaginative set design and costuming, a couple of comic/clown-ish characters, a couple of weird/eccentric characters, acrobatics, feats of strength and flexibility and balance and bravery, etc.  However, \"Love\" is much more of a musical and much less of a \"circus\" show than the other Cirque Du Soleil shows.\n\nThe music and the sound is kick-ass:  there are supposedly 3 speakers in *EACH* of the 2000+ seats in the place!!!  The music was re-scored by George Martin and his son, Giles Martin.\n\nWe were there for one of the \"pre-opening\" shows, and at one point, one of the big curtains got stuck in its track in the middle of the stage, and there was much (quiet) frenzy fixing it, but the show went on almost without missing a beat.\n\nIf you are a Beatles fan (and who's not?!), you simply *MUST* see \"Love\".