HOLLYWOOD, Calif.—Radio host and videographer Jeremy Dayton greatly enjoyed Shen Yun’s evening performance on April 6 at the Dolby Theatre.
Not only was he stunned by the show’s beauty, Mr. Dayton thought the program was “very deep” and “included a lot of symbolism.”
“[The dancing] was really rhythmic, and the music is great. It’s just fun to watch, especially with the [3D] background. The integration of the digital and [the live action]—the blending of those two worlds—is a lot of fun,” he said during intermission.
“I feel like there are many parallels between Christianity and the [spirituality] depicted in this. The battle of good versus evil is really compelling so far. It’s beautiful to watch.”
The New York-based Shen Yun Performing Arts was founded in 2006 by elite Chinese artists who had fled the persecution of the communist party.
“[The artists’] efforts are amazing. It’s really sad that they’re not able to show something like this in [China], but I’m grateful that we’re able to watch it here,” Mr. Dayton said.
“Then, hopefully, we can do whatever we can to integrate that culture wherever we can because it’s beautiful.”
Mr. Dayton believes that “God can use all things for good for those that love him. So, anybody that’s seeking truth, they can find elements of that in [the show] for sure.”
Last but not least, Mr. Dayton would like to thank the performers for all that they’ve done.
