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“I liked the way the characters came out of the screen onto the stage; a beautiful transition," Karen ...

"I liked the backdrops and how it incorporated the whole performance with the costumes, how the colors and ...

Mr. Dwyer, who has been a composer for thirty years, said he was impressed with the Shen Yun ...

“I love Chinese history, and I love Chinese traditions and that’s the reason I came … to celebrate ...

“The music is very beautiful, and the feel of the music and the dance is very, very expertly ...

Mr. Edward Harman, a retired scientist, saw the Saturday matinee performance with his wife. He said he has ...

"Great colors, great dancing, everybody is smiling,” Blaine Capatch said.

Mr. Johnstone said the effect of the music and the colorful silk costumes was “very, very animated.”

“I got to learn more about the Chinese culture which I didn’t know much about [before]—very enjoyable.”

“I like the combination of the traditional Chinese instruments and the Western European orchestra. It’s fun and interesting,” ...

“It introduced us to something we’re not familiar with in terms of Dafa,” said Ms. Bennett.

Admiring all the colors and props in the show, Mr. Kissick said he was impressed by how things ...

The couple was especially impressed by Shen Yun’s high-tech digital backdrop.

Mr. Leach continued, saying, “I liked the singing, the sopranos, the words on the screen. Those messages were ...

“Now that we’ve seen it, we’ll spread the word and tell more people … what a great production.”

“I absolutely loved the show,” said Mr. Rodriguez. “Magical, I really loved it. It’s been wonderful.”

Mr. Vogel said he was “very touched by the tradition, by the history shown by the performers.”

“It’s gorgeous, stunning, very well done," said Ms. Dhillon.

“I was blown away,” said Ms. Gonzales. “I didn’t know the show had singers, so when I saw ...

“It was wonderful, wonderful! "