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For the last three Augusts, while much of Lower Manhattan succumbed to the ragtag and often risqué charms of the Fringe Festival, the dark-wood-and-glass big top known as the Spiegeltent has touched down from Belgium to offer a more refined flavor of decadence. “Absinthe,” a Cirque du Soleil-meets-“Moulin Rouge”-meets-Weimar Berlin-meets-“Borat” hodgepodge of airborne eye candy and earthy humor, has given New Yorkers a reason to set foot on the South Street Seaport. In fact, the title of the seaport’s other main attraction, “Bodies: The Exhibition,” would be equally applicable here.

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By DAVID JONES
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By JOSEPH CURL
|For the last three Augusts, while much of Lower Manhattan succumbed to the ragtag and often risqué charms of the Fringe Festival, the dark-wood-and-glass big top known as the Spiegeltent has touched down from Belgium to offer a more refined flavor of decadence. “Absinthe,” a Cirque du Soleil-meets-“Moulin Rouge”-meets-Weimar Berlin-meets-“Borat” hodgepodge of airborne eye candy and earthy humor, has given New Yorkers a reason to set foot on the South Street Seaport. In fact, the title of the seaport’s other main attraction, “Bodies: The Exhibition,” would be equally applicable here.
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