VENICE, Fla.—Shen Yun Performing Arts shared traditional Chinese culture to a delighted audience at the Venice Performing Arts Center on Jan. 26.

“It’s a lot of fun to see all the different groups and cultures and dance,” she said.

“I think it’s very interesting,” he said. “It’s very well performed.”

“The 3D interaction is really neat. I’ve never seen anything like it. I think it’s very clever the way that they’re able to [interact with the screen]. Their timing is impeccable and so very well-rehearsed. Very well done,” she said.

On stage, the hosts give a short introduction to the dances with some background on the characters and the story.

Mrs. Kurecki said Shen Yun’s spiritual message was new to her and a lot to take in. “There’s a lot to learn, a lot to absorb. It’s a learning experience as much as it is a performance,” she said.

A soprano and tenor, singing in the bel canto style, performed for the audience. “The singers are fabulous. I mean, that was really opera and spiritual, and they did a fantastic job,” Mrs. Kurecki said.

“[Their performance] is great exposure. We don’t really have a lot around that is like this. So the fact that they get to come to Venice, and we get to see it, is really exciting, and it brings a lot of culture.”

Mr. Kurecki agreed wholeheartedly. “It’s just very entertaining. It’s nice to see cultural arts from elsewhere,” he said.