Korea: Dance Professor at Catholic University: "A World Class Show" (Photos)

By Minghui Reporter Wang Qinghan from Daegu City, Korea

(Clearwisdom.net) For the past four shows the Divine Performing Arts Company had in Artpia Theater, Daequ City, Korea, the theater was full. Many shed tears during the performances. After watching the show on March 23, Jin Suluo, a professor in the dance department of Catholic University, said happily: "I was able to watch a world class show. I really made a great decision to come see this show."

Jin Luosu has watched many arts performances from many countries. She heard about this show when she went to watch a show in a small theater and happened to get a flyer about Divine Performing Arts. She originally thought that it was a acrobatic troupe and she did not expect too much from it. Only after watching the show, did she realize it was a performing company with a really strong cast. Jin Luosu said: "The Divine Performing Arts show is centered around traditional culture and blends classicism and modernity. From the dancer's figures, to the backdrop, to the arrangement of programs, they are all first class."

Jin Suluo, a professor in the dance department of Catholic University, said happily: "I was able to watch a word class show. I really made a great decision to come see this show."

Recalling the plots, Jin Suluo said: "The acting is strong and powerful. I deeply felt the energy that they emitted. It was truly unforgettable. The Bowl Dance was so gorgeous and it was really inimitable."

She felt that the use of backdrops in the show was unique. She said: "The background used by Divine Performing Arts is presented by video projection, which allows the background to blend with performers' dance and the plots of the plays, and makes it more pure."

She expressed with regret: "If I had known about Divine Performing Arts earlier, I would have arranged for more students in the Dance Department to come to watch the show."

Jin Suluo felt that that it was not easy to find such a pure show in today's chaotic society. She said in a tone of admiration: "Being centered around traditional culture, sufficiently including a modern view, plus the programs combining classicism and modernity, and with very attractive music, the show as a whole was very touching."

She happily said: "I was able to watch a world class show. I really made a great decision to come see the show."

Chinese version available at http://minghui.ca/mh/articles/2008/3/24/175111.html

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