While I am no fan of dancing, I can't help but see how this release is a fine one. For fans of the artform, you're simply not going to find a much better source of entertainment than this. And when Universal has supplied a very nice disc to go along with the production, I can't help but give this a high recommendation to dance fans everywhere. Since this is a recording of a live performance, not a motion picture version, the image isn't as sharp as a film version would have been. But the image is quite strong, although some edge enhancement does crop up here and there.
Black level is natural as well, never impairing detail levels.
Now, Universal has given this spectacular production the red carpet audio treatment, including both DTS 5.1 and DDS 5.1 versions, leaving the choice up to the viewer. While you won't have quibbles with either track, the DTS track just nudges ahead at times, giving the music a richer texture and fuller sound. But like I said, both tracks are outstanding, so either will serve your purpose, but given a choice, opt for the DTS version. Extras I didn't expect extras with a title like this, but Universal has included some nice bonus features. Talent files, production notes, and a trailer are all found in the supplemental section.