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Last Photos from Tour: May 14–21

Last Photos from Tour: May 14–21

Shen Yun Touring Company members pose together on the balcony of the Metropolitan Auditorium in Puebla, Mexico. (Photo by vocalist Rachael Bastick)

Principal Dancer Miranda Zhou-Galati in Puebla, Mexico. Originally from Toronto, Canada, Zhou-Galati has been a dancer with Shen Yun since 2006. (Photo by dancer Yuxuan Liu)

Dancer Cici Wang and Principal Dancer Miranda Zhou-Galati pose in Puebla, Mexico. How can they hold these poses while giggling?! (Photo by Yuxuan Liu)

Dancer Edwin Fu looks out at Puebla, Mexico. (Photo by Rachel Bastick)

At Africam Safari Park in Puebla, singer Rachel Bastick stands between trees that look like giant pineapples.

The brightly painted buildings of the Old Town in Pubela match the liveliness of the culture. (Photo by pianist Peijong Hsieh)

The bold and vibrant painted buildings stand out next to the more subtle brick church in the background. (Photo by dancer Edwin Fu)

Dancers from the Shen Yun Touring Company explore the streets of Puebla's Old Town together. (Photo by Edwin Fu)

It's time to prepare for the performance. Dancers Johnny Cao and Allen Li help each other to balance their handstands on the stage of Conjunto de Artes Theater in Guadalajara, Mexico, where we are scheduled to hold four sold-out performances. (Photo by Edwin Fu)

A view from the plane while flying from Querétaro to Monterrey, Mexico. We are scheduled to grace stages in five different cities throughout Mexico from April 28 to May 13. (Photo by Rachel Bastick)

The Shen Yun International Company comes to Hawaii as their last stop. (Photo by dancer Andrew Fung)

A beautiful Hawaiian vista. (Photo by Andrew Fung)

This Hawaiian beach looks too nice to not go down to get a closer look. (Photo by Andrew Fung)

The ocean is quite calm: a good day for a swim. (Photo by Andrew Fung)

This photo, adorned with spring foliage, should give you a hint to where the Shen Yun New York Company is performing. (Photo by dancer Tony Zhao)

Sitting at a height of 1,063 feet, the famous Eiffel Tower was the tallest building in the world from the time it was built (1889) until 1930. (Photo by dancer Jack Han)

Just outside of Paris, the inviting Palace of Versailles is on the list of must see places while in the area. (Photo by Tony Zhao)

Delicate chandeliers and ornate detailing decorate Versailles's famous Hall of Mirrors. (Photo by percussionist Tiffany Yu)

A closeup of a Baroque style ceiling mural at Versailles. (Photo by Tiffany Yu)

Another interior shot of Versailles's exquisite architecture. (Photo by Tony Zhao)

The palace is surrounded by beautiful gardens that include elaborate statuary. (Photo by Tony Zhao)

Versailles's enchanting gardens are delicately manicured. (Photo by Jack Han)

What do dancers do on their day off? Get some exercise of course. Bike riding through the gardens at Versaille are Jack Han, Peter Kruger, Henry Hong, and Felix Sun (L to R). After adding one extra performance due to popular demand, we are scheduled for eight performances while in Paris. (Photo by Tony Zhao)

Then off to another palace, one that has been used for everything, from a residence for royalty, to a prison, to a museum—before becoming a legislative building. Pictured here is the south facade of the Palais du Luxembourg, with miniature sailboats floating in its garden basin. (Photo by Tony Zhao)

Though we don't have time to go inside, we do pass by the Panthéon, which was originally built as a church in the 18th century. (Photo by Tony Zhao)

Our last stop in Paris is the Notre-Dame de Paris, the famous cathedral. (Photo by Tony Zhao)

Dancer Henry Hong poses outside of Notre-Dame. (Photo by Jack Han)

Dancer Joe Huang poses in the lobby of the Benedum Center for the Performing Arts in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania.

It's good to be home. The Shen Yun Touring Company is greeted by fans at the airport upon arrival back in New York. (Photo by the Epoch Times)

It's been a busy tour for all five of Shen Yun's companies. This year we were in over 151 cities in 19 countries throughout the world, including 40 different U.S. states. (Photo by the Epoch Times)

A final group shot at the airport in New York. We'll see you again next year! (Photo by the Epoch Times)

We've had a wonderful tour season this year and hope you enjoy our final photo album! Some of our last performances were in Mexico, France, Hawaii and America.

July 9, 2019