CHICAGO —Music inspired one spectator, and turned another into a hero, at the Divine Performing Arts 2009 World Tour presentation in Chicago’s two-day run at the historic Civic Opera House on Saturday.
“The best part of the show was the music, because music is medicine,” said Mr. Eirich, a D.U.I Assessor for the local government.
Mr. Eirich has worked with people for 34 years who have had addictions and said: “This is something our society needs. I know that music changes people. More of this type of music will enrich our city. Music makes us better people. “
Mr. Eirich brought his wife and friends with him. “My wife didn’t want to come because we had so many things to do during the holidays. I told her we can do this too. She is totally enthralled with the show, so now I am a hero.”
Screenwriter Mr. Pavlovich, from Chicago, said, “The most inspiring aspect about the show is the message and music. The music was original, the instruments are exotic and the message was universal and something we need more of in society.”
“A recurring theme in the show was Truthfulness, Compassion, Forbearance and that these principles will set you free,” said Mr. Pavlovich.
“The Divine Performing Arts show is something original and the universal themes are timeless,” Pavlovich added.
The DPA New York Company will hold the final Chicago performance at 2pm Sunday December 28. The Epoch Times is a proud sponsor of the Divine Performing Arts. Please see DivinePerformingArts.org for more information.
“The best part of the show was the music, because music is medicine,” said Mr. Eirich, a D.U.I Assessor for the local government.
Mr. Eirich has worked with people for 34 years who have had addictions and said: “This is something our society needs. I know that music changes people. More of this type of music will enrich our city. Music makes us better people. “
Mr. Eirich brought his wife and friends with him. “My wife didn’t want to come because we had so many things to do during the holidays. I told her we can do this too. She is totally enthralled with the show, so now I am a hero.”
Screenwriter Mr. Pavlovich, from Chicago, said, “The most inspiring aspect about the show is the message and music. The music was original, the instruments are exotic and the message was universal and something we need more of in society.”
“A recurring theme in the show was Truthfulness, Compassion, Forbearance and that these principles will set you free,” said Mr. Pavlovich.
“The Divine Performing Arts show is something original and the universal themes are timeless,” Pavlovich added.
The DPA New York Company will hold the final Chicago performance at 2pm Sunday December 28. The Epoch Times is a proud sponsor of the Divine Performing Arts. Please see DivinePerformingArts.org for more information.
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