VANCOUVER—Daniel Serruya, a business consultant, saw Shen Yun Performing Arts at the Queen Elizabeth Theatre on April 8, 2026, and was delighted with the show.
Mr. Serruya lives in Ontario, in eastern Canada. He is visiting his aunt in British Columbia and accompanied her to see Shen Yun.
“We are very impressed. The precision of the movements—nobody’s out of place. It’s quite incredible to see—the scenery, the decor, the playfulness with the video in the back,” Mr. Serruya said.
“I could definitely see that there was a lot of thought put into that, and [Shen Yun] is bridging gaps for people like me who have not seen it before,” Mr. Serryua said.
“The dancing is really nice, and it’s very accurate to the story itself. Understanding the story and looking at the choreography, you understand what they’re doing,” Mr. Serruya said.
“It’s very nice that there are people explaining each scene. It is written in the program, but I think it’s a very nice touch to have that report with the audience as they explain what we’re about to see,” Mr. Serruya expressed.
“I would recommend it, that’s for sure. It’s just enjoyable to learn about that aspect of Chinese culture that I didn’t know before,” Mr. Serruya said.
“Great job. Keep it up and go to as many cities as you can,” he said.
Mr. Serruya feels that Shen Yun is beneficial to today’s society.
“Very nice. It’s about humanity. It’s about inner strength, and it’s really good messages, what we need to be hearing today,” he said.
