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Divine Performing Arts: Chinese New Year Spetacular
Divine Performing Arts' Chinese New Year Spectacular 2009 is a grand live stage production inspired by the rich spirit of traditional Chinese culture.
When:
December 8, 2008 12:00am to January 4, 2009 12:00am
Where
Rich Spirit of Five Thousand Years In One Exhilarating Show
China was once known as “Shen Zhou” or “Land of the Divine,” as people
once believed Chinese culture to be a gift from the heavens. Virtue and
piety were emphasized in daily life. Sadly, though, over time much of this
great culture has been lost.
Until now…
Based in New York , Divine Performing Arts is reviving the long-lost treasures
of China by presenting a series of original performances across the globe.
Its shows transport audiences to a land of beauty and enchantment, leaving
them uplifted and inspired.
The performances combine ancient technique with modern technology. Involving
hundreds of talented dancers and musicians, original scores, live orchestra,
and custom-designed digital backdrops, these pieces of artistry delight the
senses, touch the heart, and move the soul.
The cultural renaissance of Divine Performing Arts centers on classical themes and Chinese traditions that truly define “Beauty” and “Compassion.” The show brings the true spirit of Chinese culture to life, free of any distortions from the Chinese Communist Party. The content of all programs is expressed in Chinese, English, and local languages.
The Mission of Divine Performing Art Spectacular 2009
(Non-profit 501-C3):
- To promote traditional Chinese culture through the form of high
quality performing arts.
- To provide an exchange platform for people interested in Chinese
culture.
- To promote and revitalize the precious “virtual” and “moral”
values within the traditional Chinese culture.
Buy Tickets Now!
* November Special*
Use the code NOVSPE to book tickets online and get 10% discount. Valid before Nov. 30.
Special Group Discount: If purchase 10 or more tickets, enter the code GRP09 and get 15% discount. Expiration date: November 30th. The code can only be applied here.
Show Schedule
8 Shows in Los Angeles Area
December 30 (Tuesday) 8pm
December 31 (Wednesday) 8pm
January 1 (Thursday) 8pm
January 2 (Friday) 2pm, 8pm
January 3 (Saturday) 2pm, 8pm
January 4 (Sunday) 2pm
Ticket Prices
$188, $128, $98, $78, $58, $45, $35
Buy Tickets Now for Best Seats & Savings
*Visit Ticketmaster or call 213-365-3500
*Bilingual Information Line: (800) 817-7116
*Purchase tickets in person:
Pasadena Civic Box Office Hours: Monday - Friday 12noon - 6:00pm, open evenings and weekends of events. No extra fee.
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