SYDNEY, Australia—Telecommunications expert Francis Croydon says he found a clear message behind the dance movements of the Spectacular.
"It was easy to follow the story," Mr Croydon said during the intermission of Saturday's matinee show. "It's easy to understand what's actually happening, which I thought was great because sometimes when you watch other forms of dancing, it can be quite hard to interpret what's happening."
Mr Croydon says he most liked the 'Drummers of the Tang Court', but he enjoyed all the performances.
"I liked all of it. I thought the colours were fantastic," he said. "They're very good performers.
"I quite like Chinese culture. I think it's very colourful - I think it's beautiful. I think they've got a wonderful past and it's great to see it performed like this."
Visual artist Michael Dohla and friend, telecommunications expert Francis Croydon, thought the show had a wonderful message of peace for children when they saw the matinee show at the Sydney Entertainment Centre on Saturday. enjoyed the meaning behind the show.
"I can see it's a good message," Mr Dohla said. "It's a message for children about peace and tranquillity, which is very nice."
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