“It is like watching Divine beings dancing. How do you even do this, it’s so cool,” Kendall Malcomb, an audio visual technician, said. “I’ve seen it like five times now, so I’m kind of addicted, but it inspires me to still be kind, even though the world’s a little tough right now.”

Mike O’Connell, a bank branch manager, said, “Normally when you see dancers, there’s jumping up and down. These people just float on the stage, it’s amazing. Amazing, colorful, very interesting.”

Kade Malcomb, a pilot, said, “I especially love the live [orchestra], the musicians. They did a great job. And I love the entire set, the choreography, all of it was great. I loved it.”

Ms. Malcomb said, “I think it’s very important. I don’t think any people should be erased from this Earth. I think they should hold on to what their ancestors fought for and what they keep alive for themselves, because what our ancestors did before us helped get us to where we are. So I think honoring that and keeping that alive is very important.”

Mr. Malcomb said, “I really resonate with the traditional values that I think the show clearly has a lot of roots in, and I think that’s really important for our society today, even here in America.”

Jim Crimi, an optician, said, “I thought the show was absolutely fantastic, and we can’t wait to come back again.”

“I’m definitely going to tell my friends to come and see this. It was great. I loved every moment of it,” Mr. Malcomb said.