Taiwan: Divine Performing Arts Show Causes Sensation - More than 30,000 Tickets Sold in Taiwan

(Clearwisdom.net) According to Eastern Today (ET, a Taiwan newspaper), invited by the New Tang Dynasty Asia-Pacific TV (NTDAP TV), the Divine Performing Arts started a two-week visit to Taiwan and its first show on April 7 was a huge success. The Divine Performing Arts will visit five cities and present a total of 15 shows. As noted by ET, they have set a rare record in Taiwan performing arts history as more than 90% tickets or over 30,000 tickets have already been sold.

According to NTDAP TV, the Divine Performing Arts' mission is to rediscover the authentic culture and it presents programs which advocate pure compassion and beauty. They have performed in many famous theaters in North America, Europe, Australia and Asia and received rave reviews wherever they visited.

Ms. Huang Hsiaoming, CEO of NTDAP TV, said that the Divine Performing Arts consists of 62 outstanding Chinese artists including Tenor Guan Guimin, Alto Yang Jianshen, and Soprano Baixue. Mr. Guan is the top-class Chinese tenor; alto vocalist Yang Jiansheng is the only Chinese alto among seven famous altos mentioned on Wikipedia, and Baixue received the Best Performer award in 1988.

In addition, the group also includes Soprano Jiang Min, a former member of Heilongjiang Provincial Performing Arts Troupe, renowned erhu (Chinese violin) soloist Qi Xiaochun and professional ballet dancer and choreographer Vina Lee.

Starting on April 9, the group will visit Taichung, Tainan, Kaohsiung and Chiayi. In two weeks, the group will present a total of 15 shows.

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