I went for The Perfect Pour, but I stayed for the family pet. Alex Payne is well versed in circus arts, and clearly understands kids. As an adult, I found the show very entertaining at points, but did find myself wondering where the story was going a couple of times (despite knowing how it would end). While I found the stops along the way of the plot far more interesting than the plot itself, I was glad I went. Alex’s way with puppets and nonverbal communication skills were truly wonderful to watch. There were kids of all ages and he found ways to interact with and entertain all of them, even those of us who are grown up kids. I did use an infinity cube, as well as loop engage earplugs to help with the music which was a bit loud, but he was never trying to talk over it, so it didn’t impact the performance much. The lights were a bit dark when I entered, so I would recommend being careful finding your seat. There were also some tricks that involved moving lights in the dark (they were very cool), so if you're photosensitive it might hurt your head a bit. All in all it was a good kids show that stays true to its word and is an entertaining experience for all ages.