“The colors alone are overwhelming, and the dancing skills of the dancers really impressed me, with both the acrobatic and the perfection of the choreography and the group. It's very impressive,” said Sabine Surholt, an art historian and the president of a public benefit society.
“I had tears in my eyes three times. Because [the performance] is also something for the heart. It goes straight to the heart, to the soul,” said Maximilian Wintergerst, a sales director.
“No one dances out of line, it's just truly outstanding. Absolutely beautiful, that's what I liked best. And also the cheerful music and the cheerful atmosphere, and the great colors,” said Rita Flenger, a design company owner.
“A great dance, great acrobatics. I think all the stories are totally sensational, the way they are performed. And the costumes are simply phenomenal. But you mustn't forget the music either, because the orchestra plays very beautiful music,” said Andreas Heidinger, a business owner.
“This would be a great example for all countries if they would look back to their original culture,” said Heidinger.
“I think it's really important for all of us, for humanity, to return to these divine elements, because so many values are connected to them. These important values came across again and again in all the stories. And I also believe that emphasis is placed on them in education, on certain values, meditation, and so on. And I think it's crucial for the whole of world history that this is maintained, in order to truly have more peace in the world,” said Surholt.
