MÜLHEIM AN DER RUHR, Germany—On the afternoon of March 8, 2026, Shen Yun Performing Arts presented its sixth performance at the Stadthalle Mülheim an der Ruhr – Theatersaal in Germany. Christopher Seibel and his wife, Veronika Seibel, attended and expressed their admiration for the show.
The Seibels reside in a city near Mülheim. Christopher Seibel is a mechanical engineer serving as the director of Business Development at a company.
“The performance, the dancing, the beautiful, colorful costumes, the uplifting mood, the spiritual depth—we truly loved it immensely,” Mrs. Seibel said.
“It was very beautiful, perfectly synchronized, and executed with precision. It left a deep impression on me,” she added.
She added that the ‘Water Sleeves’ dance left a deep impression on her.
“The water sleeve dance was incredibly graceful. I'd never seen anything like it before: the sleeves being caught and then thrown out. It created such a beautiful effect, unlike anything in other performances or shows. This dance was truly unforgettable. Very moving.”
“Presenting these aspects more profoundly is very meaningful. It gives people an opportunity to reflect on such matters,” Mrs. Seibel said.
Sometimes the dance features karmic retribution. Mrs. Seibel recognised the importance of being kind and considerate.
“For instance, the kindness and compassion shown to that child later manifested as good fortune. These are truly precious values—values people increasingly need. They are very, very important,” she said.
She believes opportunities for reflection are rare: “It’s wonderful that people can gain such an opportunity for reflection through such a beautiful performance.”
