“I felt that every single one of those young people on that stage gave more than just themselves, they gave everything that they had for whatever reason in their background or what they’re trying to achieve. And it’s stunning to watch,” Ms. Baxter said.
“I think it’s a shame that it’s not in China because it’s their culture. To not be able to perform like this in their home country, as far as I’m aware, they’re here in the states and all over everywhere except where they were born and raised probably, or at least their history or their ancestry,” shared Ms. Baxter.
“I can’t understand why anyone wouldn’t come here, and not just come once but many times because you can’t see it all in one performance. That’s impossible. It’s like taking somebody’s heart and giving it out there for them to see and you don’t get that very often, especially in the performing arts.”
“It’s a showing of one’s soul, I feel that the soul is involved in what they do,” she added.
“I think you can tell they love what they’re doing or they wouldn’t be doing it because what they’re doing is so massively intense. It’s not just flipping around and dancing and twirling, it takes years and years of dedication,” she said.
“Everything was point on, no mistakes, and if there were you couldn’t see it. And the costuming, stunning. Everything about it. I can’t say one negative thing about this experience and I’d recommend it to as many people that can come to see something like this as soon as they can because it won’t be a waste of time going to the movies or somewhere. Come see something that has ultra-quality to it, and this is ultra-quality,” Ms. Baxter said.Reporting by NTD and Maria Han.
