HIGH WYCOMBE, UK—People in the arts took special pleasure in attending Shen Yun Performing Arts at the Wycombe Swan Theatre on March 1.
Mr. McMahon also said the performance was “incredibly colorful. Really a great spectacle on stage.”
As the curtains open, the scene on stage presents the Creator coming down from the heavens to guide humanity through 5,000 years of civilization.
Traditional Chinese culture embodies many spiritual elements, such as clouds, angels, and other heavenly imagery.
Mr. McMahon found it “very relaxing, very calming.”
Shen Yun has a live orchestra at every performance, with both Eastern and Western instruments playing original music.
He said, “It’s such a difference having a live orchestra. I think that’s a notable difference.”
With his dance experience, Mr. McMahon congratulated the performers. He offered his applause “for the dedication, and for the endless, endless hours of work and effort that goes in to try and reach perfection, which, as the dancer, that’s hard to achieve.
Shen Yun Shares Values ‘Important in Our Modern, Troubled Times’
Colin Webster, a former events manager for the Windsor Guildhall, located in the Royal Borough of Windsor and Maidenhead, loved Shen Yun. “I enjoyed the experience from start to finish.”
Mr. Webster said these values are “important in our modern, troubled times—definitely.”
He said the heavenly imagery depicted on stage, especially on the animated backdrop, “makes me feel good.”
“[The performers] have done a great job. [This has been] a great experience.”
