Shen Yun ‘Repairs a Broken World, One Dance Step at a Time,’ Says CEO

The Shen Yun Performing Arts returned to California’s Capitol for four performances at the SAFE Credit Union Performing Arts Center in Sacramento. Some of the audience say they can feel the joy and spirit in the performers. “There’s great joy in the dance, and each particular dance seemed to have a story that was worth telling. It wasn’t just ‘look at the extravaganza here’. It’s got some depth and meaning in each individual piece that they represented, so I’m grateful that they put this together. Very grateful,” said Dennis Peck, CEO of Beth Hallel Messianic Fellowship. “I thought it was without rival. I was so impressed,” said Frank Hall, Director of Clinical Operations of EK Health. “I love the choreography that they had. I thought it was very well done. And what I was telling one of your people is that I really enjoyed the emotion that was expressed. It's very difficult to express emotion through dance, and these people did it flawlessly.” “The orchestra actually was the first thing I noticed. I feel like they are so well-trained and very together. Their articulation is amazing and nearly flawless in a lot of areas. I was noticing, ‘Wow, they are so professional. So on the ball!’ Everything,” said Lacy Cope, a music teacher. “We just came out of COVID, I guess still going through COVID a little bit. I think a lot of people saw a lot of stress, a lot of anxiety during that time so I think it’s really nice to… come together. And see the message and be out with people,” said Senica Gonzales, CEO of Harmony Legal. For Jim Chong, a radio host, it’s his sixth time watching Shen Yun.