After having seen 10 different Cirque shows, I expected...oh, I don't know....Cirque? Instead, I got an interpretive dance show with (admittedly great) Beatles music. Only two real \"Cirque\" acts; the rest was almost two hours of interpretive dance and floorshow. Not what I have come to expect from the folks who did Mystere and Zumanity.\n\nThe remixed Beatles songs were phenomenal, as were the outtakes that were scripted to shadow performers acting it out. However, there were so many areas this show failed. Lady Madonna ended up being a modern African dance number with pregnant women. Here Comes The Sun was completely out of sync: the choreography had nothing to do with the music (music moved fast, they moved slow, etc.). I mean, the list goes on and on.\n\nOne note: if you have to go, get the upper balcony seats. Yes, they are less expensive, but you will actually get to see the action without a crick in your neck. Not to mention there is one \"number\" where the entire lower seats are covered with a sheet for over 2 minutes. \n\nSee if you can get a deal on the tickets; the prices are in no way justified for what you are seeing, unless you want to see Beatles-inspired dance number with 2 cool acts for less than 5 minutes each sprinkled in.