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Every time I drive by the North Premium Outlet Shopping Center, I always see signs pointing me towards the direction of The Smith Center. I always thought that big World Market Center building was it and wondered when I would be able to check it out. Turns out its a very nice modern building just beyond that. From my first impression, it seemed like the whole building is made from some of the finest material you can find. From the stairs to the bathrooms, it seemed like everything was made out of marble. So we got tickets to Circus Oz. These guys are based out of Australia and the best way I can describe their act is like a miniature version of the Cirque Du Soleil show Mystere. The way the theater is made up, you can pretty much see the stage without any obstructions with the stadium seating design. In fact, the theater is so spacious, that if you are in the back close to the top, the stage just might look a little small to you and if you are nearsighted, binoculars might be needed. Based on my viewing experience, I can imagine all the top broadway musicals making their way here one time or another. The ambiance, sound quality, and lighting can make any production look and sound outstanding. Since the building is constructed of marble and other dense materials, this prevents you from getting any cell phone signal whatsoever. The good news is that there is free wifi and surprisingly it has a pretty good bandwith considering all the people that will probably be using it. The only negative thing I think is that when you are going to sit in the upper sections, the stairways are a bit steep and the guard rails that are in front of the first row seats are pretty low. So keep your kids close so they wont accidently trip or stumble and fall over the rail. Overall, me and the family had a great experience watching the show. I would love to come back and take them again for other shows as well. I just have to be aware of my surroundings if we are seated in the upper sections towards the front.
positive