“I think it's very good, very inspiring, very fantastic. I've never seen anything like it,” said Marie Matturi, a former ballet dancer. “It's so precise, how they dance, and the precision in every step. I've danced ballet before, so I know how demanding it is to do it to perfection.”
“Very nice, I think it was very beautiful, especially the dancing and the costumes. And maybe the most beautiful for me were the traditional instruments, that's what I think was the most beautiful,” said Matthias Isaksen, a piano teacher. “You hear that the music is inspired by folk music, regardless of which instruments are played, because of the tonal language.”
“It's very inspiring, it's very colorful, it's a very inspiring dance. And all the costumes are incredibly beautiful. It's very different from what happens on stage in Europe,” said Justa Sirvaityte, a laboratory head.
“It's like spring is coming, when everything is a bit gray. And you know that something is happening, the flowering that happens at the beginning of summer, all the flowers bloom, and the rich colors. I think it's that feeling in a way,” said Sirvaityte. “I hope everyone can try to come [to watch the show]. I think that everyone who comes will find something they like.”
“If they get a chance to go to a show like that, take it. Because it was an experience. A great experience, I think,” said Arild Aase, a business owner.
