“I love the show. I thought the culture, the arts, the music, the dance, it was amazing. I've never seen anything like it in my life,” said Gary Thornberg, a business owner.
“It's amazing how quietly they do everything, just because I know how difficult it is being a dancer to land softly on the ground. And they are just so excellent. They have such control. And so it's really amazing to watch them,” said Camille Curtin, a dancer and choreographer. “They're just using every color in the rainbow, and the stage just is so lit up, and the smiles are so beautiful. Every single person on stage that you look at, you could watch them the whole time, even though they're on the edges. So it's great.”
“It was the first time I ever saw that, it’s incredible. It really added to the sense of where you were, and the whole sense of story,” said Clifton Hamilton, a university professor.
“I liked when they were dancing and then they went into the back of the screen, because it seemed so real, like they just went up into the background, the gorgeous, lush mountains, the rivers, and it was just like you had some animation in it, but it was real life animation,” said Britta Steinbrenner, a former law enforcement captain.
“It's fantastic. I think everyone needs to see this, because it really opens up your mind to the beautiful culture that was in China, and just the colors and the vibrance and the skill of all these dancers. It's really amazing,” said Erik Peterson, a senior guest booker at Special Guest Publicity.
