“I just thought it was very good, and I’ve been wanting to see this show for years,” said Mr. Louis Rushing, a foreman and manager in construction. “So we’re really happy that we finally made it to be here.”

“There’s a lot of beauty in the world, and you don’t really pay attention to it. There’s a lot of talent out there, too. These people—you can tell they really work hard to learn to do all this. It’s beautiful. Brings tears to my eyes. It was really good, just the whole thing,” Ms. Darlene Rushing said.

“My mom, when she was alive, saw it years ago with a senior group, and she told me one time, ‘Oh, you’ve got to see this someday,’ and I really didn’t expect to be able to, but then my son and my daughter-in-law brought me, and it’s just—beautiful. It’s very touching,” Ms. Darlene Rushing said.

Shen Yun is “one of the prettiest things I’ve ever seen,” she said.

Mr. Rushing and his wife, Ana, described Shen Yun as “peaceful, elegance, gracefulness, and acceptance.”

Shen Yun’s live orchestra is a unique combination of traditional Chinese instruments and a classic Western ensemble.

Each season, Shen Yun creates an all-new production including brand new choreography and music.

“It was beautiful—the choreography and everything. It was just a very well put together show,” Mr. Rushing said.

Mrs. Ana Rushing recommended that everyone see Shen Yun at least once in their lifetime.