“It’s not like anything you see today,” said Hancock, who attended the performance with her husband.
“I love Chinese culture, so it’s wonderful to see the dancing and the storytelling.”
“The water sleeves are beautiful,” Hancock said, referring to the Water Sleeves dance, which features the ladies of the Imperial Court and their flowing sleeves. “The women are truly elegant. I love the color.”
“[The dancers] all have a light and inner light about them, and the colors are certainly vibrant that way. I’m a spiritual person, so I’m really loving what I’m seeing and what I’m feeling. I just wish the Chinese people the best.
“We want you all to be free and we want you all to have the life that you want,” Zoe said of the Chinese people.
“We need to connect to our higher selves. We’ve been so focused on what’s going on down here.”
“It’s excellent,” Clay said. “The music is fantastic; the costumes are amazing.”
Kim agreed. “I love the costumes, I love the storyline, I love the dancing—it’s absolutely beautiful.”
“I liked the live orchestra,” he said. “This is the first time I’ve heard that type of music.”
