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This attribute controls the content of the description and og:description elements. | Cirque Du Soleil's twelfth production, which opened in December 1998, was a landmark for the company in two ways. It was their first resident (non-touring) show outside of Las Vegas, and the first to be mounted at a Disney resort: Walt Disney World in Orlando, Florida, at a custom-built theater at the Downtown Disney shopping/dining district. As well, it was the final Cirque show written and directed by Franco Dragone, who had pulled these duties for most of them up to that point. Amazingly, it premiered less than five months after "O" had arrived on the other side of the country. |
