“It is absolutely beautiful. The artistry is amazing. I’ve never seen anything like it,” said Lindsey Whitcomb, a business owner.
“It’s the first time I've seen 3D imaging incorporated into a dance. It’s the first time I’ve ever seen that. I’ve been in many ballet performances, so I think that’s a really, really unique and a new concept for me,” said Leonardo Perez, a director of global logistics.
“I’ve been all over the world. This is the most magnificent human performance I’ve ever seen. It brought me to tears,” said Jimmy Guffey, a former army officer. “They’re magnificent, and I’ll be coming back every year to see them.”
“Fabulous. All the art and the clarity and the movements were so precise and beautiful, and I just love the expression of freedom that it gave,” said Charlie Stevens, a former pilot.
“I feel like that their history should be performed in their own country, or should be allowed to be, and we’re lucky enough to be able to see it. And I wish the residents of China would be able to see it as well,” said Ms. Whitcomb.
“That’s remarkable, and it’s good to alert people of what is going on around the world, and this is a perfect medium to do it,” said Mr. Perez.
“It does make you stop and think about how you live your life and the important things and what you should make priorities and to perhaps live a better life,” said Pat Peterson, a former business owner.
