Ms. Williams and Ms. Graves at The Robinson Center Music Hall. (Lisa Fan/The Epoch Times)
Dee Williams, the owner of a coffee products company, learned about Shen Yun from a local community television channel and decided to become a sponsor.
"This was a wonderful event, and I think we made a very good decision to be one of the sponsors for it," she said.
Ms. Williams enjoyed hearing and seeing Chinese stories through dance, song and music.
"Oh, it was spectacular. It's just amazing. I was just blown away. It was terrific," Ms. Williams said enthusiastically.
Ms. Williams was particularly impressed by the spiritual aspect of the show. She went on to explain how she felt listening to the singers. “To me, it held meaning … such as life is too short, or don't live your life just for wealth … because it will bring you sorrow in the end. These types of songs were beautiful and just heart-warming," Dee said. "You could just feel everything. It was just beautiful. It was a very spiritual enlightenment encounter for me."
She said that she would certainly be a sponsor for the show again when it comes back to Little Rock in 2011.
Ms. Williams summed up by saying, “If people have not seen this show, they really need to make the effort to see it.”
With reporting by Gary Du.
Shen Yun Performing Arts Touring Company will travel next to Hong Kong to perform from Jan. 27-31.
The Epoch Times is a proud sponsor of Shen Yun Performing Arts. For more information, please visit ShenYunPerformingArts.org
