Shen Yun Performing Arts gave a performance at the Centre In The Square in Kitchener, Canada.
Cambridge Ward 3 Councillor Corey Kimpson said, “It’s my very first time coming, and it was not the last; it was amazing. I can’t wait until next year.
Shen Yun enthralled Sacramento audiences at the SAFE Credit Union Performing Arts Center with its vivid portrayal of Chinese history and culture.
“The dedication, the precision… just absolutely amazing,” said physicist Michael Porrazzo.
As Shen Yun launched its 20th‑anniversary world tour in Toronto, Canadian MPs offered warm congratulations.
“Its mission to revive 5,000 years of Chinese culture offers a powerful artistic journey celebrating compassion, courage, and freedom,” said MP Judy Sgro.
A festive gathering begins upon the great “grassy sea” of northern Asia.
Mongolian youths beating traditional paddle drums dance exuberantly on the plains, evincing strength and agility.
The distinctive sound of galloping horses is heard throughout the allegro section as mallets strike woodblocks and bows ricochet off strings.
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Despite pressure from the Chinese consulate, National Director of Australian Family First, Lyle Shelton, attended Shen Yun in Canberra.
“It was a beautiful performance, but also a powerful message about freedom and the importance of standing up against persecution,” he said.
Shen Yun dazzled audiences at the Swansea Building Society Arena as part of its 2026 UK tour.
“It blew me away. Absolutely blew me away,” said the Lord Mayor of Swansea, Cheryl Philpott. “The dancers, they’re so graceful. Their feet were like feathers on the floor.”
On the vast grasslands, Mongolian culture is intricately connected with nature and horses—Mongolians would traditionally eat, sleep, and fight on horseback.
This dance pays tribute to the horsemen’s carefree and boundless spirit.
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Audience members were delighted by the beauty and skill of the performers as Shen Yun graced the stage at the Benedum Center in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.
“A unique opportunity to experience the Chinese culture,” said Robert Liotta, the owner and attorney at Liotta Law Offices.
Shen Yun Performing Arts returned to Pittsburgh’s Benedum Center.
“This was the most beautiful show across the board. We loved the storytelling, the artwork, the athleticism, but also the God aspect,” said Brianna Minnock, a consultant with LMI Consulting.
In terms of what counts as a control movement, a dancer might tell you that if it was solely about lifting your leg as high as you could, then it would actually be easy.
In Classical Chinese dance, control is not just about flexibility, but also strength; it’s not just about height and angles, but also stability.
A member of the Spanish Parliament supports Shen Yun sharing true Chinese culture with the world.
Ángel Ibáñez Hernando, a member of Spain’s national parliament, said, “I’m really enjoying it in the company of some friends. This show intrigued us.”
Traditional Chinese thought holds that good begets good and evil begets evil. In this piece we see this idea play out in the modern world.
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Shen Yun concluded its run at the Living Arts Centre in Mississauga, Canada.
Bernadette Medhurst, an actress, said, “This is spectacular. I can't tell you how beautiful the show is. The dancing is incredible. The costumes, the stories are, quite frankly, very breathtaking.