PHILADELPHIA—Attorney Andrew Wisniewski found Shen Yun Performing Arts to be an “eye-opening” performance that brought to light things of great importance.
Mr. Wisniewski said this cultural revival was very important, as was Shen Yun’s way of shining a light on the ongoing religious persecution by the Chinese communist regime through the arts.
Also enjoying Shen Yun on May 9 were Michael and Viola Koehler, who said they liked every aspect of the performance.
“I enjoy the music, the colors, the acrobatics, and the story. I like it all so far,” said Mr. Koehler, a project manager.
“Same: the music, the colors, beautiful. Absolutely beautiful,” Mrs. Koehler added.
The couple said the dance served a larger storyline, and it was “depicted beautifully,” Mr. Koehler said.
“I love it,” he said, adding that their seats, close to the stage, put them near the positive energy of the artists. “To be close, to feel it, you can feel the experience. The music, the show, it’s powerful. ... It makes you feel good part of the show. I love the backdrop. The 3D dimension is exceptional. It adds so much to the show, I think.”
“I think it shows how you can overcome. You can deal with oppression, deal with adversity, and still come out on top,” he said.