STOCKHOLM, Sweden—The Divine Performing Arts returned to Stockholm's Circus Theatre Thursday evening for an encore performance of Chinese Spectacular. Among the audience was delighted business consultant, Kristen Begue.
"It was very nice I liked it a lot. There were very beautiful dancers, colors, costumes, and everything else. I liked it a lot."
Ms Begue said that she decided to see the show after a visit to China this summer sparked her interest in Chinese culture. Her interest was further aroused after hearing reports about the Chinese Embassy's attempts to derail the show because some of the pieces that depict the persecution of Falun Gong by the Chinese Communist Party.
"I was in China this summer, and I liked it a lot. So when I saw that the Chinese Spectacular was coming to Sweden, I was interested and I wanted to see why there was such a big deal with this show."
She continued, "The Chinese Embassy didn't want the show to happen so I wanted to find out why which is also why I wanted to see it. "
"I just heard it was very nice and beautiful, and I think it gives a very nice picture of China. So I don't know why it's been such a big deal [in that respect.] I am glad to see it because now I have seen it at least."
"It is just a very nice show and they should leave it alone. I think it is a very good picture of China." Ms Begue also said that she enjoyed the 'Mongolian Bowl Dance' and the Tibetan culture pieces the most. She also felt that it captured many aspects of China that she recalled when she visited there.
"Everything is excellent. I really see again what I saw when I was in China. All the music and the movements were very professional. It was very nice."
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