LAS VEGAS—Kenny Broderick and Fiona Broderick saw Shen Yun Performing Arts at The Smith Center for the Performing Arts on March 5.

“I loved the show. We both loved the show. It held our interest the whole time. It had variation. The orchestra was amazing. The dancers were right on point. It was wonderful. All the choreographing was exceptional,” said Mr. Broderick, a supervisor of arm security.

Shen Yun’s artists are trained in classical Chinese dance, one of the most comprehensive dance systems in the world.

“It was magical. It was absolutely delightful. I’m a fashion designer, so I really enjoyed all the costumes. They were just so beautiful. I couldn’t get over how gorgeous all of them were,” Ms. Broderick said.

The erhu soloist enchanted Ms. Broderick.

“That was just gorgeous. I couldn’t get over that,” she said.

Eddie Ortega and his wife, Aida Ortega, were also in the audience this evening.

Today’s society is caught up in material assets, but Mr. Ortega believes that Shen Yun is reminding the audience to look beyond that.

“This performance is telling you to look inside. What we have in our soul is more important than what is around the world. This is just a passage we do in life. So the important thing is the soul. That’s what I see from the show.”

“Those principles are very important and needed in today’s life,” Mr. Ortega commented.