From the meaning of his Chinese name to his favorite role to portray on stage, Principal Dancer William Li answers some of your questions.

Our soprano Rachael Bastick made it to the news the day she was born, but not for the reason you might imagine.

A native New Yorker, Felix Sun shares the challenges of being a professional dancer, highlights from life on tour, the meaning behind his Chinese name, and more!

Question Time with the Maestros! Today we invited four Shen Yun conductors to answer your burning questions, ranging from “What’s your best advice for a young artist?” to “What’s the Shen Yun costume that you really want to try?”

Principal Dancers Chad Chen, Tiffany Lin, Elsie Shi, and Roy Chen are excited to take you on a journey back to the magical world of ancient China.

Principal Dancer Miranda Zhou-Galati has been with Shen Yun since 2006. She shares with us her background, what keeps her motivated, and her advice for would-be dancers.

Born and raised in Tokyo, Japan, Principal Dancer Kenji Kobayashi’s childhood dream was to become a baseball player. But after attending a Shen Yun performance for the first time, Kenji was captivated by what he saw on stage and aspired to become a classical Chinese dancer.

Born in Gold Coast, Australia, dancer Jacky Pun traveled halfway across the globe to audition for the company. Now, after almost ten years with Shen Yun, he shares why he joined, the grind of tour, and his favorite stage prop.

Seongho Cha is one of our most seasoned performers. What’s more, he’d already been an award-winning principal ballet dancer before transitioning to classical Chinese dance! In this video, Seongho talks about what it was to take on this traditional Chinese dance style, life on tour, and more.

Join the celebration with this commemorative video.