JACKSONVILLE, Fla.—The Divine Performing Arts show again enchanted theatergoers in Florida. This time at the Times Union Performing Arts Center in Jacksonville on Dec. 26.
Mr. and Mrs. Meyers, owners of a manufacturing facility, had their seats up front and really enjoyed the show.
Mr Meyers commented: “The costumes are very good, the music, the way it’s orchestrated is very well done, very colorful. All the dancers are very well synchronized with one another, so all in all it’s very good, very pleasant.”
Mrs. Meyers commented on one of her favorite performances: “The one that I like is spring, with the pink fan [‘Welcoming Spring’], and the costume is very beautiful. The way they use the fan to turn into a flower. ... Last year I would [have] liked to see this [show], but then something happened so I missed it. So this year I got on the computer and looked at this and I told my husband. Actually, I wanted to sit back there, but he said no, you better sit up front so you can see it better.”
Mrs. Meyers commented that she was from Vietnam, “so I can appreciate it and really connect with the culture.”
Mr Meyers added, laughing, “I’m from America, so I connect with all cultures.”
The Epoch Times is a proud sponsor of the Divine Performing Arts 2009 World Tour.
For more information please visit DivinePerformingArts.org
Mr. and Mrs. Meyers, owners of a manufacturing facility, had their seats up front and really enjoyed the show.
Mr Meyers commented: “The costumes are very good, the music, the way it’s orchestrated is very well done, very colorful. All the dancers are very well synchronized with one another, so all in all it’s very good, very pleasant.”
Mrs. Meyers commented on one of her favorite performances: “The one that I like is spring, with the pink fan [‘Welcoming Spring’], and the costume is very beautiful. The way they use the fan to turn into a flower. ... Last year I would [have] liked to see this [show], but then something happened so I missed it. So this year I got on the computer and looked at this and I told my husband. Actually, I wanted to sit back there, but he said no, you better sit up front so you can see it better.”
Mrs. Meyers commented that she was from Vietnam, “so I can appreciate it and really connect with the culture.”
Mr Meyers added, laughing, “I’m from America, so I connect with all cultures.”
The Epoch Times is a proud sponsor of the Divine Performing Arts 2009 World Tour.
For more information please visit DivinePerformingArts.org
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