More People Have to See What Shen Yun Performers Are Doing, Says TV Producer

CHARLOTTE, N.C.—Todd Hewey, a producer for Christian television station Inspiration Ministries, and Jill Horton, a special education teacher, watched Shen Yun Performing Arts at the Belk Theater at Blumenthal Performing Arts Center the evening March 4.

Both the couple and their guests were extremely impressed by the performance.

The performance was appreciated by Mr. Hewey in many ways, “the colors, the beauty of the pageantry, the artistry, the athleticism of the of the dancers. The humor, I really liked that a lot. The orchestra The experience was extraordinary.”

“I enjoy the taste of Chinese culture and history, and the dancing is entertaining,” Ms. Horton was also added.

Shen Yun is a New York-based dance and music company. It was founded in 2006, and has quickly become the most prominent classical Chinese dancing and music company in the world. The company has seen a steady increase in its size over the years to include eight equal-sized touring companies, each of which tours the world with its own live performance. orchestra This includes both traditional Chinese instruments and Western ones.

Hewey stated that what most struck him was the idea of “it’s different than what we normally see in here in the West.”

“It’s marvelous to see stuff that goes back into China, throughout tradition, and you just don’t see that as much, except here with this show. I really appreciate that.”

“It’s absolutely pristine,” Hewey said this from the point of view of a producer. Shen Yun Every year, a brand new program is launched. Mr. Hewey noted that this would make it easier to keep up with the changing times. “a full-time task to create new dances, new moves, the choreography, the music, new stories. Good gracious, that’s a lot of work!”

“The color and motion is really mesmeri