Philadelphia

“The music was spot on. I almost forgot it was live musicians because everything was just perfect and it was just easy to listen to.”

“We’ve seen the commercials for several years and never had the opportunity to come. This year, we got to go and enjoy. Now I see why there’s such a vast crowd of people watching and enjoying it.”

“Tonight, for me, was really about experiencing the culture and really getting the chance to [understand] the entire history. 5,000 years’ worth of history wrapped up in two hours of dance and music.”

“This is my third time coming out to see the performance … and each time it gets [more] amazing.”

“I love the music and the cultural part of it. I want to see something different and something that’s very traditional. It stands a test of time and I like the stories.”

“It’s very happy and very spiritual at the same time. I’d recommend everyone to come.”

“I just think that the dancing and the music alone, and the cultural exposure, are worth seeing. It's a light and fun two hours.”

“I will tell the senator he really needs to come to the show to see it for himself. I think he would be impressed.”

“I learned a lot, actually, and to me it was a cultural experience which I felt to be really interesting ... I definitely saw the sign of hope.”

Rachel Stott, a campus minister, said, “Beautiful. It is unbelievably acrobatic. The dancing is so precise, the costuming is outstanding, just remarkable.”

Based in New York, Shen Yun has been touring the world since 2006 and brings an all-new performance each year.

“I love the show. It was fabulous. I thought it was so well done. It was my first time seeing it. So we will definitely be back. We loved it,” said Ms. Pinkar.

Shen Yun Performing Arts entranced the audience at the Miller Theater in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on May 10 and 11.

“Shen Yun is wonderful. It’s splendid. It’s magnificent. The performance is magical, to say the least.”

“This is our first time, and, wow, what an amazing presentation. I think it shows us how important it is to preserve culture and freedom.”

“The music, the dancing. It’s a sensory overload in every way, and it’s beautiful.”

“It got to a point where it was so good that I forgot there was [an orchestra in the] pit.”

“The music was spot on. I almost forgot it was live musicians because everything was just perfect and it was just easy to listen to.”

“We’ve seen the commercials for several years and never had the opportunity to come. This year, we got to go and enjoy. Now I see why there’s such a vast crowd of people watching and enjoying it.”

“Tonight, for me, was really about experiencing the culture and really getting the chance to [understand] the entire history. 5,000 years’ worth of history wrapped up in two hours of dance and music.”

“This is my third time coming out to see the performance … and each time it gets [more] amazing.”

“I love the music and the cultural part of it. I want to see something different and something that’s very traditional. It stands a test of time and I like the stories.”

“It’s very happy and very spiritual at the same time. I’d recommend everyone to come.”

“I just think that the dancing and the music alone, and the cultural exposure, are worth seeing. It's a light and fun two hours.”

“I will tell the senator he really needs to come to the show to see it for himself. I think he would be impressed.”

“I learned a lot, actually, and to me it was a cultural experience which I felt to be really interesting ... I definitely saw the sign of hope.”

Rachel Stott, a campus minister, said, “Beautiful. It is unbelievably acrobatic. The dancing is so precise, the costuming is outstanding, just remarkable.”

Based in New York, Shen Yun has been touring the world since 2006 and brings an all-new performance each year.

“I love the show. It was fabulous. I thought it was so well done. It was my first time seeing it. So we will definitely be back. We loved it,” said Ms. Pinkar.

Shen Yun Performing Arts entranced the audience at the Miller Theater in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, on May 10 and 11.