DECEMBER 2012
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Shen Yun Performing Arts Returns to the Broward Center’s Au Rene Theatre
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January 11-13th, 2013 fter its run of sold-out shows in 2012, Shen Yun Performing Arts returns to the Broward Center’s Au Rene Theater with an unparalleled blend of energy, grace, and originality on January 11-13, 2013.
A performance by Shen Yun is a presentation of traditional Chinese culture as it once was: a study in grace, wisdom, and the virtues distilled from five millennia of the world’s most ancient civilization.
Exhilarating Performance revives 5,000 years of Civilization
At the core of Shen Yun’s performances is classical Chinese dance with its explosive techniques, synchronized movements, and expressive powers. Dozens of dancers in dazzling costumes, thunderous drums, and spectacular backdrops take you to another world.
Shen Yun captures the spirit of ancient China, recalling the grandeur of a culture long lost. Gorgeous backdrops extend the stage, transporting the audience to distant lands and eras. Award-winning vocalists perform soaring arias to piano accompaniment.
For tickets and information, please call 1-888-974-3968 or visit shenyunperformingarts.org
See who is talking about the show... “A marvelous evening… I am completely enchanted.” HRH Princess Michael of Kent
"So tastefully done…there's history, there's a spiritual message, there's an artistry that I really appreciate."
Ernie Anastos, Emmy Award-winning news anchor “5,000 Years of Chinese Music and Dance in One Night”
“It was an extraordinary experience… the level of skill, but also the power of the archetypes and the narratives were startling. It was exquisitely beautiful.” Cate Blanchett Academy Award-winning actress
“A beautiful show fantastic! If you ever get the chance to see it, you should.” Joy Behar Co-host ABC’s The View
NY Times “Incredible… Groundbreaking …”
MSNBC News “A visually dazzling tour of 5,000 years of Chinese history and culture.”
San Francisco Chronicle “Beautiful…a nimble mastery.”
Chicago Tribune