what are the names of the cirque du soleil shows
O, La Nouba, Mystère, Saltimbanco, Alegría, Quidam, Dralion
Cirque du Soleil
By the end of 1989, the company once again faced deficit due to internal conflicts amongst the company's leaders as well as from lukewarm reception to their revamped tour of "Le Cirque Réinventé" in the United States. In response to this, Cirque du Soleil took their plans for their previously shelved show "Éclipse" and developed it into "Nouvelle Expérience". Franco Dragone returned as director in addition to a creative team made up of Dominique Lemieux, Michel Crête, René Dupéré, Luc Lafortune, and Debra Brown. "Nouvelle Expérience" premiered on 8 May 1990 in Montreal to critical acclaim, touring North America through the end of 1991 and later residing in Las Vegas in 1992 and 1993. Their following touring shows — "Saltimbanco", "Alegría", "Quidam", and "Dralion" — proved to be equally successful.

The success of "Nouvelle Expérience"'s contract in Las Vegas led to a deal between Cirque du Soleil and the Mirage Casino-Hotel to create a permanent show, "Mystère", residing in Treasure I
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Cirque du Soleil [SEP] 1990–1999: Expansion
By the end of 1989, the company once again faced deficit due to internal conflicts amongst the company's leaders as well as from lukewarm reception to their revamped tour of "Le Cirque Réinventé" in the United States. In response to this, Cirque du Soleil took their plans for their previously shelved show "Éclipse" and developed it into "Nouvelle Expérience". Franco Dragone returned as director in addition to a creative team made up of Dominique Lemieux, Michel Crête, René Dupéré, Luc Lafortune, and Debra Brown. "Nouvelle Expérience" premiered on 8 May 1990 in Montreal to critical acclaim, touring North America through the end of 1991 and later residing in Las Vegas in 1992 and 1993.