“I do feel like this is a privilege, and I think everybody should experience the healing power of art,” said Ms. Zabala, a painter, who watched the performance with Edison Rumbos, a multimedia producer, at the Au-Rene Theatre in Fort Lauderdale on Dec. 29.
“What we hear through his voice, [it’s] very healing,” Mr. Rumbos said. “It went directly to my soul.”
Ms. Zabala and Mr. Rumbos both said they were left speechless after watching the performance.
“If I could say in a word, I would say that this is heavenly inspired,” said Ms. Zabala of Shen Yun. “It’s celestial. ... [It has a] note of holiness and sacredness.”
‘It’s Just Amazing’
Ms. Zabala said she particularly enjoyed the dance “Insanity During the End of Days,” which shows spiritual people in modern-day China being arrested and tortured for their beliefs.“I liked the ... intense content. [It] was shocking and full of emotion,” she said.
“I didn’t expect that. It’s beautiful. It’s really the detail, [the combination of color], the culture, and mix of modern and traditional,” she said.
Mr. Rumbos said it was hard for him to find the right words to express how he felt, as he was still processing the performance.
‘Just Like a Light’
Ms. Zabala said she really enjoyed the spiritual aspect of Shen Yun.“We are very spiritual, and we’ve been talking about this. So, coming to [see Shen Yun], it was just like a light,” she said. “I’m inspired by the beauty and the subtleness of the message.”
The Epoch Times is a proud sponsor of Shen Yun Performing Arts. We have covered audience reactions since Shen Yun’s inception in 2006.
