Brilliant. Inspiring. Glorious.

It’s traditional Chinese culture as it was meant to be—a brilliant blend of beauty, energy, and grace. Dozens of dancers in dazzling costumes move in seamless, flowing patterns. Thunderous drums shake the stage, while spectacular backdrops take you to another world.

See ancient legends of virtue brought to life alongside modern tales of courage. Hear soaring songs by masterful vocalists that will move and inspire. Experience a sense of beauty and enchantment like no other with this unique, thrilling, and unforgettable show.

Bay Area Gets Encore of Shen Yun Performing Arts

Following the wildly successful Chinese New Year Spectacular, Shen Yun Performing Arts, previously known as "Divine Performing Arts" returns to the Detroit January 2-3, 2010 with its breathtaking classical Chinese dance and orchestra music. Last two years' shows at the Detroit Opera House and Ford Performing Arts Center were so well-received that the company is returning for a winter encore.

Richard Connema
SF Opera House

 

 

"I will give this production 5 stars"

Richard Connema, critic for Talkin' Broadway and seasoned theater patron, "I probably have reviewed over 3 to 4 thousand shows since 19 42. A lot of reviewers use stars... I will give this production 5 stars. That's the top," he said..."I've never seen anything like that. I've seen en ough Broadway shows that still cannot compare to what I saw tonight The best word to use was "mind blowing". And I watched around the audience and th ey all were so involved with everything going on.

Carmen Ungureanu

"Today, I finally experienced how wonderful classical Chinese dance is."

Carmen Ungureanu is the winner of multiple awards. She is an acc laimed artist and has performed in Vienna, Paris, Spain, London, Canada, New York City and many other places in the world.

Joshua Bell

"it tells a story and it's uplifting...it makes you feel good."

Internationally renowned violinist Joshua Bell who plays a 300-year-old Stradivarius violin, said he was surprised at the depth of the emotion in the SHEN YUN orchestral music. "I liked it very much. It was very powerful, very emotional. I had a great time," "It is very pleasing for all the senses...it tells a story and it's uplifting...it makes you feel good."

Magnus Rosen
with performers

"It was a gorgeous show"

Mr. Magnus Rosen, a famous Swedish musician, "The combination of costumes, music, singing, dancing and orchestra was great. It was a gorgeous show...The actors were great. I can sense their hearts and spirits from their smiles and eyes."

Shen Yun 

Detroit Opera House

January 2-3, 2010
Ticket prices:$29, $49, $69, $89, $109, $149

VIP Packages allow you to attend
the post show reception

Address
1526 Broadway, Detroit, MI 48226

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