I love it, an absolutely amazing performance to see. ‘Wo ai Shen Yun’

An absolutely amazing performance to see. The costumes were so colorful, and the choreography was the best. When the artist played the Erhu, it touched me to the depth of my soul, in a way that I never felt before.

On February 24, 2018, I saw Shen Yun for the 3rd time in Phoenix, AZ. I am truly amazed at how spectacular each performance is. To me, it is the 8th Wonder if The World. A "must see." I will see you in Phoenix, AZ in 2019. Scott Hargrove Scottsdale, AZ

Saw Shen Yun in Philly today. Very nice dance performances. Loved the mongolian dance. Slightly below my expectations from an overall theatre experience. The short programs made it difficult to enjoy the show. More folk lores and a story/theme that blended the different performances would have been a better experience for me.

It was okay but not really great.

The whole Performance was Amazing! BEAUTIFUL !! Such Vibrant colors, gorgeous costumes, the dancing and music superb! The Stories were wonderful and really did trigger a multitude of emotions of love, joy, anger, wonder, happiness and sorrow. I laughed and I cried! I Will be back to see it again! Thank you! Linda David Tucson Music Hall, Tucson, AZ

Absolutely wonderful!! Kept me wondering what's coming next. Lots of beautiful colors, beautiful smiles and great scenery for each act. Duì dàjiā dōu hên hâo!!!

‘Wo ai Shen Yun’ is now the favourite Chinese sentence for Amrusha Husain, the Tiny Category Winner of the UK’s Cutest Kid 2017/2018. It means ‘I love Shen Yun’... thanks to the educational teachings of the Masters of Ceremony during the show. The 5-year-old attended the opening night of Shen Yun in London on February 16th, 2018. She remained glued to the stage for the entire two and a half hours, her mass of curly black hair moving from left to right as she carefully observing every tumble and prop. A frequent attendant of several concerts herself, Amrusha was especially intrigued by the variety packed into the show from cinematic, theatrical, acrobatic, ballet, operatic, and instrumental. She gasped with concern as a dancer seemed to leap into the screen and then fall off a cliff. Amrusha navigated through the aisle during the intermission, striking up conversation with conductor, Mr. Hakobyan, whilst learning the names of different Chinese musical instruments. She was especially impressed with the erhu (2 stringed violin); the Hmong ethnic dance which she has fondly renamed ‘the bottom dance’, and the humourous Buffoonery in the Schoolyard, where a dancer imitated a body sound. Amrusha rubbed her hands and giggled! This UK’s Cutest Kid Winner definitely enjoyed a wonderful night and looks forward to attending again. Sent from my iPhone

We saw the performance in Baton Rouge Louisiana on January 30, 2018. It was an excellent evening of entertainment for us. Your performers are very talented. Thank you.