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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Cirque Du Soleil's fourth show, their first after their North American breakthrough Le Cirque Reinvente, ran from 1990 through 1993. In the years following Reinvente's debut the fledgling company recruited many new performers, particularly from Europe and Asia. As well, the creative team wanted to deliver a more theatrical show than its predecessor; the ring and curtain at the back of the performance space were eliminated, and this helped to create smoother transitions between individual acts, tying them and their performers together into a larger whole. What resulted was the show that bridged the gap between the early tours and the spectacles that would establish the company as an entertainment powerhouse as The Nineties continued. |