Joan Cannavale, the president of Plainview Old Bethpage Senior Club, said, “They’re unbelievable. They’re so disciplined, they’re perfection. I wish I could move like they move.”
Steven Bonin, a business owner, said, “I liked the way they flip in the air. They made it so easy. And it almost looked like they glided in the air. It looks very nice. Very nice to watch, beautiful.”
Elliot Krakauker, the vice president of Plainview Old Bethpage Senior Club, said, “I loved the animation in the background and how that was done. Someone jumped in, and all of a sudden, they were in the picture, they’re out of the picture. Just great, the whole show.”
John Battista, a business owner, said, “Just a good message about living in life and pure spirits and good energy and good people.”
Ms. Cannavale said, “The perfection and the desire to get the message out, and the resilience and the strength of the people. And I think that’s beautiful, and I think that no one else should forget that, because that is happening right now, and it can’t be ignored.”
“I think it’s really mesmerizing. It feels like it’s bringing back the mystical, reminding us of our transcendence, and taking us beyond form into the formless. It’s really just out of this world, extraordinary,” said Katrina Michelle, a psychologist and clinic founder. “I would like to tell my friends, you have to come and experience it. I can’t explain it to you. You have to come and experience it for yourself.”
