When should I arrive?

Performances start right on time. Please plan ahead to arrive well in advance in case of traffic or other unexpected delays. The performance is one whole experience—you won’t want to miss any part of it.

Patrons should wear evening or business attire to the event. It can be a tuxedo or evening gown, or a suit or jacket and tie. We recommend wearing something that allows you to look and feel your best. You are in for a special treat, so why not dress for the occasion? Who knows, you might even decide to snap a photo in front of the Shen Yun step-and-repeat wall in the theater lobby and post it on Facebook or Instagram, so you’ll want to make sure it’s a good one.

When should I applaud?

After you’ve successfully purchased your tickets, of course! As for during the performance, applauding at the end of each piece and after the emcees finish their introductions is customary. Of course, if there’s a certain aspect of the performance that particularly moves or delights you, feel free to applaud mid-piece.

May I use a camera or recording device?

Sorry, no. “How about smartphones?” Still no. “What about smart glasses with AI? No. Photography and recording of any kind are strictly prohibited. Even without a flash, photography and recording disrupts our performers—the dancers can see it! It also interferes with other audience members trying to enjoy the performance. And it’s a violation of copyright laws. Theater staff and security personnel take this very seriously.

Is the performance suitable for children?

Families are a big part of our audience, and each year children enjoy the performance, with favorite pieces being the Monkey King or the mischievous little monks. But please do think of your fellow patrons; consider whether your child can sit through the entire performance without disturbing others. In that vein, most venues will not permit entry to children under four, while other theaters and local presenters will require that a child must be at least five or six years old to attend. You can find this information by selecting your city , and then looking on the right-hand side, under “Show Info.”

Anything I should know before the show? Anything to read in advance?

You actually don’t need to prepare in any way. You will receive a performance program that introduces each piece and ensures that you can follow and get the most out of the experience. A pair of emcees briefly introduces each dance on stage, and tells you a little bit about classical Chinese dance, the composition of our unique orchestra, and other aspects of the performance and culture. Still, if you would like to learn more beforehand, we encourage you to browse our website. The About Shen Yun section will give you a good overview of what to expect, the incredible art form of classical Chinese dance, and Shen Yun’s mission. The Learn section is a wonderfully rich portal with loads of information about the specific legends, historical figures, costumes, and dynasties featured in our performances; it’s also a great section to revisit after the performance to explore further whatever interests you most.

I’m not Chinese—will I understand it?

Definitely. In fact, our audience makeup reflects the typical patronage of the venues where we perform. Each performance is hosted by emcees who will guide you throughout, and provide the background knowledge needed for you to enjoy the experience fully; all song texts are translated and appear on the backdrop screen; and programs provide introductions to each piece. Most importantly, though, dance and music are universal languages that transcend cultural and linguistic boundaries. Shen Yun’s hallmark themes of compassion, courage, and hope are likewise universal. If you enjoy brilliant costumes, beautiful music, high-flying dance techniques, touching stories, and exciting legends, you’ll enjoy Shen Yun. (See what people from around the world have to say in their own words. )

Where can I find Shen Yun merchandise?

You can find Shen Yun merchandise in most theater lobbies during intermission as well as before and after the performance. You can also shop online at ShenYunCollections.com.

Can I buy Shen Yun DVDs?

We don’t sell DVDs of our dance performances. The full impact of our performance can only be felt by experiencing the dance, costumes, backdrops, and orchestra live, in-person, in the theater. BUT, we recently launched an online streaming platform called Shen Yun Creations . There, you can watch many dance performances from past seasons , Shen Yun Symphony Orchestra concerts , our original operas , classical Chinese dance technique collections , instructional videos , behind-the-scenes footage, videoshorts , and much, much more. Visit: Shen Yun Creations .

Can I buy CDs of the music?

Yes, we have CDs and DVDs of Shen Yun Symphony Orchestra available at ShenYunCollections.com . You can also watch recordings of original Shen Yun music and classical masterpieces on our online streaming platform Shen Yun Creations .

Will Shen Yun be performing in my town soon?

We hope so! You can check our Tours & Tickets page to see the cities on this year’s tour. We also have a “Notify Me” feature in which you can choose your city and subscribe to receive automatic notification before Shen Yun is next headed your way. You can sign up to get notified here .

What is your scalper policy?

Scalping is a common problem in the world of event ticketing nowadays. Some individuals buy tickets directly from the source and then resell them, usually online, for upwards of double the original price! Please be aware that tickets sold through third-party websites or entities might NOT be honored come showtime. Moreover, if such tickets are resold above face value, the resellers may have their tickets cancelled without notice and be unable to purchase future tickets.

What can I expect from the performance?

You will be taken on a journey to magnificent eras in Chinese history, as well as to periods from China’s recent past. Ancient stories and legends, ethnic and folk traditions, villains and heroes will come to life on stage through classical Chinese dance, live music, and stunning digital backdrops. You can expect an experience like no other, one that not only entertains, but also enriches and inspires.

What’s the show’s format?

A Shen Yun performance is roughly two hours, plus intermission. There are about 17-18 short dance pieces in each performance, which offer variety in terms of both pacing and style. Some pieces feature stories from ancient Chinese history or mythology, others from contemporary China, while still others feature dance styles and costumes from different dynasties, regions, and ethnic groups. A live orchestra plays original music to accompany each of the dance pieces. Bilingual emcee hosts briefly introduce each piece to provide you with helpful background so that you can appreciate the experience more fully. Interspersed between the dances are 2-3 classical vocal and instrumental solos. Shen Yun productions are unforgettable for their combination of music, dance, brilliant costumes, and animated backdrops—which also contain a few surprises!

What does ‘Shen Yun’ mean?

“Shen” means divine or divinity , and “Yun” means feeling or rhythm . What would it be like if beautiful beings came down from the heavens and danced before your eyes? That’s the idea. Shen Yun means, “The beauty of heavenly beings dancing.” Sounds magical, right? It is!

How long is the performance?

About two hours plus intermission.

Is there a live orchestra?

Yes. Every Shen Yun performance is accompanied by a one-of-a-kind orchestra that combines Western symphonic instruments with traditional Chinese instruments like the two-stringed erhu , the plucked pipa , and a range of percussion instruments. Shen Yun’s orchestra is the first in the world to include these categories of instruments as its permanent members. It has done what many have tried to do and not succeeded at: blend two distinct musical traditions into one harmonious sound.

What’s the inspiration behind Shen Yun costumes?

Our wardrobe department produces thousands of costumes, headpieces, shoes, boots, and other accessories every season. Shen Yun’s dance costumes are mostly based on the traditional clothing of China’s different dynasties, the unique attire of over 50 minority groups that live in China, and the regalia of divinities from folklore and mythology. They are then adapted to make them suitable for dance performance. In the creation process, Shen Yun costume artists collect and reference countless traditional designs. From the ethereal garb of heavenly maidens to the emperor’s dragon robes to dainty flowerpot shoes, every piece is handmade in New York state and individually tailored.

Where does Shen Yun’s music come from?

Shen Yun’s musical compositions are written especially to accompany the new dances that are choreographed and premiered each year. Solo vocal and instrumental pieces are newly composed each year as well. Shen Yun has several dedicated composers who draw from musical styles spanning China’s vast history and region, and also draw from their own inspiration. Each piece is orchestrated with a perfect blend of classical instruments of the East and West, and then meticulously coordinated with the choreography and backdrop. The music is always performed live.

Where do Shen Yun’s dance stories come from?

The short dance stories are like little excerpts from Chinese history. They may be about the Yellow Emperor of antiquity, the Monkey King, a modern-day tale, heroes, deities, or colorful characters who have appeared throughout the millennia of dynasties. A unique feature of Chinese civilization is that its history has been recorded and passed down uninterrupted for thousands of years, sometimes in vivid detail. This provides Shen Yun with abundant source material, making it possible to revive this ancient culture on the twenty-first century stage. In under seven minutes each, these mini dramas recount timeless legends, bygone heroes, literary classics, and celestial paradises. Every dance embodies and celebrates the virtues that were at the heart of Chinese civilization for thousands of years: loyalty, faith, compassion, and courage.

Is this ‘Chinese ballet’?

No, Shen Yun dancers perform classical Chinese dance, along with a range of traditional Chinese ethnic and folk dance styles. Whereas ballet’s historical roots lie in European culture, classical Chinese dance’s lie in traditional Chinese culture. Classical Chinese dance has its own systematic training, and encompasses many types of leaps, turns, flips, spins, and tumbling techniques that have not historically been a part of ballet. It is a dance form as ancient as Chinese civilization itself and it contains China’s deep cultural traditions. This renders its movements richly expressive, such that personalities and feelings can be portrayed with utmost clarity. Performing classical Chinese dance in its purest form is the artistic hallmark of Shen Yun. No other company has successfully brought pure classical Chinese dance to stages around the world! (Learn about 7 key differences between ballet and classical Chinese dance. )

Are there Chinese acrobats?

Interestingly, the answer to this question is the reverse of what you might think—it’s not that there are acrobatics in classical Chinese dance, it’s that you can see techniques from classical Chinese dance in acrobatics! Not only that, Olympic gymnasts, especially in floor routines, have also borrowed moves from classical Chinese dance. Flipping and tumbling techniques have been part of classical Chinese dance for thousands of years. In the 1970s, Chinese gymnasts took these high-level flips from classical Chinese dance and performed them at international competitions, introducing them to the world. Over time, different forms adopted these techniques. Not only gymnastics and acrobatics, but also cheerleading and even modern ballet are among those that borrowed from classical Chinese dance. So when you see these amazing flips on stage, remember—they’re not acrobatics but classical Chinese dance.

Are there martial arts or kung fu ?

Although the performance does not include Chinese martial arts, classical Chinese dance and martial arts ( kung fu or wu shu ) do share some similarities. Thousands of years ago, when Chinese martial arts first appeared, its flips and techniques greatly influenced other ancient art forms, including opera and dance. Some of the movements originally intended for combat were transformed into a means of entertainment for both informal festive occasions and grand imperial celebrations. Over time, martial arts and classical Chinese dance grew into the separate art forms we know today. In the Shen Yun performance you might therefore see not only movements that look similar to martial arts, but you might also see traditional weapons—sticks, spears, swords, and the like—used in both martial arts and Chinese dance. ( More about the similarities and differences between classical Chinese dance and kung fu )

I saw Shen Yun before—is it the same performance?

Every year, Shen Yun’s performance is completely new. The format of the show stays the same, but the choreography, music, songs, costumes, backdrops, and stories are all new.

Where is Shen Yun based?

Shen Yun is based in New York State, in the rolling hills about two hours outside New York City. It turns out that a revival of traditional Chinese culture could only take place outside of China. In China, the Communist Party has tried to systematically wipe out traditional culture. Campaigns like the Cultural Revolution in the 1960s and 70s have left traditional Chinese culture, especially its spiritual heritage, on the brink of extinction. But in 2006, a group of classically trained Chinese artists from around the world came together in New York united by a shared mission—to revive traditional Chinese culture through the performing arts. Many of them had well-established careers or were at the top of the performing arts scene in China, but they discovered that true traditional culture could not be revived there—not under a regime that has spent decades trying to destroy it. And so, they created Shen Yun in New York, where they have the freedom to create and perform, to rediscover their lost heritage and share it with the world.

Where are the performers from?

Most of our choreographers and composers are originally from China, while most of the dancers are ethnic Chinese from the United States, Canada, Australia, China, Taiwan, and Japan. Our musicians are a very unique mix: along with players from China, they also hail from the U.S., Germany, Spain, Armenia, Bulgaria, and many other countries.

Why can’t Shen Yun perform in China?

Ironically, while Shen Yun celebrates traditional Chinese culture around the world, it cannot perform in China. Not only that, but you cannot see another performance like this in China today. Shen Yun would be happy to perform there, but the Chinese Communist Party won’t allow it. Sure, there are countless performances in China that appear to be traditional, but after decades of political campaigns to eradicate this cultural heritage, these have been stripped of their inner essence. One of the things that makes Shen Yun unique is that, in addition to the surface artistry and beauty, it honors the spiritual essence of Chinese civilization—ideas like harmony among Heaven, Earth, and humankind. But this is exactly the aspect of Chinese traditions that the communist regime has been trying to destroy. It sees the revival of this culture, and Shen Yun, as a threat, and so does not allow Shen Yun to perform there. What’s more, Shen Yun’s artistic team feels that art should not only be a medium for spreading beauty and culture, but should have a humanitarian side. Every year Shen Yun has at least one dance piece depicting a highly sensitive topic in China, one that no artist there has dared to touch so far—the story of Falun Gong (see below). We feel this is an important story worth telling, yet that is another reason why we cannot perform in China. Meanwhile, Chinese people who can afford to are constantly flying to Taipei, Tokyo, Los Angeles, and other cities specifically to see Shen Yun. Countless others write in to our website expressing their hope that we will come perform in China soon.

What is Falun Dafa (Falun Gong)? How is it related to Shen Yun?

Falun Dafa is also known as Falun Gong. It is a practice that combines teachings for self-improvement and meditation exercises. The teachings are centered on three main principles—truth, compassion, and forbearance. Shen Yun’s artists practice Falun Dafa, and it is a source of inspiration for our performances. Both China and the West have a history of artists integrating spirituality into their work . In ancient China, artists would practice meditation and seek inner stillness and a connection with the universe; they believed that to create real art, one had to cultivate virtue and inner purity. Today, Shen Yun’s artists follow this noble tradition. You may have heard about the persecution of Falun Dafa in China today . This started in 1999, when every morning tens of millions of people could be found practicing Falun Dafa exercises in parks throughout China. But fearful of its popularity as an independent ideology outside its control, the Communist Party launched a nationwide persecution campaign to try to wipe it out. In fact, the number of Falun Dafa practitioners had exceeded the number of Chinese Communist Party members. Today, after enduring more than two decades of torture, imprisonment, and killing, these spiritual seekers persevere in their faith and continue to resist, always through nonviolent means. Inspired, Shen Yun’s artistic team is bringing these stories to stages around the world. And it turns out these people’s courage and message of hope has moved millions of audience members.

Why are Shen Yun’s artists concerned about Falun Dafa?

The story of Falun Dafa, and the persecution of people who practice it in China, hits close to home for many of our artists. Shen Yun’s artists practice the Falun Dafa meditation exercises and follow its teachings for self-improvement. But if these same dancers and musicians went to a park in China today and started doing the same meditation exercises, they would be arrested and possibly tortured and killed. A number of our performers have in fact experienced this persecution in China, or have had such things happen to their family members. Some of the dancers that you see on stage, performing with such joy and passion, have lost parents due to torture in China’s detention camps. For them, it is all too real. They feel they must do something to help their loved ones and the people of China, and to tell their story. See videos about Shen Yun’s persecuted artists.

How has the Chinese regime tried to sabotage Shen Yun?

Ever since Shen Yun was founded, the Chinese regime and its agents have tried to stop us from performing, using wide array of tactics: At first, they tried pressuring theaters to cancel our performances; when that failed, they Started slashing our tires and vandalizing our buses and trucks; when that didn’t stop us, they Started paying for newspaper ads slandering us and flooding online reviews with fake comments They sent secret agents who attempted to revoke our nonprofit status They had people send prank bomb threats to our venues and death threats to our headquarters They are now manipulating social media influencers and mainstream press to attack Shen Yun For more on this, see: Challenges We Face and Incidents and Evidence database

Are some Shen Yun performers teen-agers?

Shen Yun is a professional performing arts company, and the core of its dancers are in their 20s or early 30s. They are among the best classical Chinese dancers in the world. The company also offers an exciting opportunity for remarkable young artists. On average, more than 85% of our touring members are adults. The remaining 15% of slots are reserved for talented young dancers and musicians. They perform on a study-on-tour practicum with the Fei Tian schools, part of a program approved by the New York State Board of Education. Young artists come to Fei Tian Academy of the Arts and Fei Tian College—schools that share a campus with Shen Yun—because they want to train at an elite level. If they reach professional standards, they can apply to perform with Shen Yun. If accepted into the program, they perform alongside seasoned professionals, receive real life experience and elective class credit, and get to tour the world. All Fei Tian students are on full scholarship, their expenses are covered, and they receive an educational stipend. Like many high school and college athletes, they are not paid professionals. After graduating, however, some may be hired by Shen Yun as salaried professionals, without the burden of student debt. Dancers are typically young because of the athletic demands of classical Chinese dance. It’s similar to competitive sports, ballet, or Olympic disciplines such as gymnastics and figure skating. Many of Shen Yun’s top performers became principal dancers in their early twenties.

Are Shen Yun members paid?

The professional adults in Shen Yun—be they dancers, musicians, or production crew—are salaried employees. Their major touring expenses are also covered, including hotels, transportation, and meals during the months they spend on the road each year, which isn’t always the case with touring companies. The student performers are on full scholarships, including room and board, valued at around $50,000 a year. Their touring expenses are covered as well, and they receive a stipend that helps with study-related costs. Upon graduating, many of them apply to work at Shen Yun as fully salaried professionals. Other Fei Tian College students go on to further education or decide to do something else, like starting their own dance studio. Some of the Fei Tian Academy students, likewise, choose to attend other colleges, like Columbia University, which has accepted several of our graduates.

How does Shen Yun handle injuries to performers?

Shen Yun ensures its performers have access to high-quality medical care, including MRIs, surgeries, physical therapy, and ongoing care from partnered medical providers who are on campus regularly. Board-certified physicians who have regularly treated Shen Yun performers have publicly stated that claims to the contrary are “ridiculous” and “insulting.” ( WATCH ) Our dancers have also discussed their injury experiences and how the company helped arrange treatment and was very supportive throughout their recovery ( WATCH ).

Why does Shen Yun’s campus have security at the entrance?

We have security at our headquarters in New York because we are constantly being threatened and attacked. Over the last few years we have received over 200 death threats, sometimes on a daily basis. These emails threaten to bomb and mass shoot us, burn our buildings, rape our female dancers, and throw our kids from the rooftops. We’ve already experienced tire slashings, cutting of our security camera wires, nails strewn on our entry roads, and multiple incidents of vandalism and trespass by unknown individuals. Early on, the Chinese consulate drove right up to our gate. More recently, two CCP agents were arrested by the FBI for trying to sabotage us. Some of our students and staff have escaped persecution in China and still have family in China who are at risk or who have been threatened because their sons or daughters are in Shen Yun. One of our teachers had his home broken into and was beaten up by Asian men who only wanted his laptops. For us, even in America, the persecution and these threats are very real. That having been said, our campus is actually a lot more porous than you might imagine. Not only do employees commute to and from work daily, we also receive many visitors—parents dropping off or picking up their children from school, Amazon delivery trucks, guest teachers, as well as state and county inspectors. We would rather not need this security. We would prefer that you and everyone else could come visit us at Dragon Springs, see the beauty of the Tang Dynasty architecture, and enjoy a performance in our stunning Shen Yun Theater. We hope someday soon you will be able to.

Are performers isolated, not allowed smartphones or Internet access?

Shen Yun’s professional staff are adults who mostly live off-campus with their families and commute to work. They have smartphones, laptops, cars, mortgages, kids, and contribute to the communities of their local towns. The Fei Tan student performers who participate in Shen Yun live on campus and have Internet access through many public computers and often use them to complete schoolwork, correspond with family and friends, shop on Amazon, and so on. As is the policy in many schools around the country, however, computers may not be used to access inappropriate content. The schools issue Fei Tian students non-smart phones to call or text anyone they like. The schools, however, do not allow students to have smartphones or use social media accounts on campus. In this regard, they were some 15 years ahead of others, as many top school districts around the country, including all of New York State, are now adopting a similar policy.

Does Shen Yun have a large cash reserve?

Shen Yun’s annual revenue is comparable to other performing arts institutions, such as American Ballet Theatre and is much less than New York City Ballet. With eight troupes touring the world simultaneously and a brand-new production every year, ours is a large-scale operation. Expenses include salaries for dancers, musicians, technical crew, artistic teams, and administrative staff; training facilities and rehearsal theater; props, costumes, audio, video, and lighting gear; buses and trucks; food and medical services; and flights for hundreds of performers. Moreover, our management wants to be ready for any eventuality in an uncertain world. During COVID, for example, while many performing arts companies laid off their employees, Shen Yun was able to keep paying the artists’ and staff’s salaries even while not performing for a year and a half.

Why do some critics online call Falun Gong and Shen Yun a ‘cult’?

For more than 25 years, the Chinese Communist Party (CCP) has spread disinformation about Falun Gong to justify, and divert attention away from, the terrible persecution of the practice in China, where millions have been unlawfully detained, and torture and death in custody are rampant. A core component of the CCP’s propaganda against Falun Gong was to label it a “cult.” Independent scholars and experts who studied Falun Gong have concluded that its practitioners do not fit the definitions of a cult. Journalist Ian Johnson, who spent years reporting on Falun Gong in China and won a Pulitzer Prize for his daring coverage, observed that “its members marry outside the group, have outside friends, hold normal jobs, do not live isolated from society, do not believe that the world’s end is imminent and do not give significant amounts of money to the organization. Most importantly, suicide is not accepted, nor is physical violence.” Johnson described it as “at heart an apolitical, inward-oriented discipline.” Furthermore, Falun Gong has no membership rolls, no fees, no initiation rituals, and no acts of worship. Shen Yun was started by Falun Gong practitioners. Recently, false allegations against Shen Yun have resurfaced this “cult” label. However, these allegations are made largely by people with undisclosed ties to the Chinese regime. Indeed, the presence of Shen Yun “cult” narratives online demonstrates the extent to which Beijing’s anti-Falun Gong propaganda has gained traction in the West.

Are Shen Yun performances “political”?

Not in the way the term is often used. Artistic works often portray historical events or human struggles without being considered political in nature. For example, The Sound of Music tells the story of the von Trapp family’s love, trials, and courage against the backdrop of Nazi occupation, but it is not considered a “political” film. When historical events or injustice appear within a story, it does not necessarily make the work itself political. Shen Yun uses the performing arts to bring to life the inner essence of China’s divinely inspired culture. Its programs draw from ancient legends, classical literature, and historical traditions, while also presenting stories that reflect experiences in the modern world—including the faith and courage of Falun Gong practitioners who have faced persecution in China. Across these dance pieces and musical works, themes such as spiritual devotion, the benevolence of the divine, and the search for life’s meaning are central. These stories are meant to uplift and inspire audiences while sharing aspects of Chinese culture that have been suppressed under communist rule. For this reason, describing Shen Yun simply as “political” overlooks the broader artistic, cultural, and human themes at the heart of the performance.

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Grand Theatre de Provence

Aix-En-Provence

Amiens
Zénith Amiens Métropole

Amiens

Amnéville
Galaxie Amnéville

Amnéville

Bordeaux
Arkea Arena

Bordeaux

Dijon
Zenith de Dijon

Dijon

Eckbolsheim
Zénith de Strasbourg

Eckbolsheim

Limoges
Zénith Limoges Métropole

Limoges

Lyon
L'Amphithéâtre 3000

Lyon

Montpellier
Le Corum

Montpellier

Nantes
Cité des Congrès de Nantes

Nantes

Paris
Palais des Congrès de Paris

Paris

Rouen
Zenith de Rouen

Rouen

Toulon
Zenith de Toulon

Toulon

Toulouse
Zénith Toulouse Métropole

Toulouse

Tours
Palais des Congrès de Tours

Tours
Germany
Berlin
Guest Performance at Deutsche Oper Berlin

Berlin

germany
Bremen
Metropol Theater Bremen

Bremen

Frankfurt
Jahrhunderthalle Frankfurt

Frankfurt

Füssen
Festspielhaus Neuschwanstein

Füssen

Mülheim an der Ruhr
Stadthalle Mülheim an der Ruhr – Theatersaal

Mülheim an der Ruhr
Italy
Ancona
Teatro delle Muse

Ancona

Avellino
Teatro Carlo Gesualdo

Avellino

Bari
Teatro Petruzzelli

Bari

Genova
Teatro Carlo Felice

Genova

genova
Livorno
Teatro Goldoni

Livorno

Milan
Teatro degli Arcimboldi

Milan

Rome
Auditorium della Conciliazione

Rome

roma
Torino
Teatro Regio Torino

Torino

Udine
Teatro Nuovo Giovanni da Udine

Udine
Latvia
Riga
Dailes Theatre, Big hall

Riga
Poland
Białystok
Podlaska Opera and Orchestra

Białystok

Lublin
The Centre for the Meeting of Cultures - Opera Hall

Lublin

Toruń
CKK Jordanki Concert Hall

Toruń

Łódź
GRAND THEATER IN ŁÓDŹ

Łódź
Spain
Bilbao
Palacio Euskalduna

Bilbao

Burgos
Fórum Evolución

Burgos

Logroño
RiojaForum

Logroño

Logrono
Murcia
Auditorio Víctor Villegas

Murcia

San Lorenzo de El Escorial
Teatro Auditorio San Lorenzo de El Escorial

San Lorenzo de El Escorial

Sevilla
Cartuja Center Cite

Sevilla

Valencia
Centro de artes escénicas en Valencia, Palau de les Arts

Valencia
Switzerland
Geneva
Arena de Genève

Geneva

Lausanne
Théâtre de Beaulieu

Lausanne
United Kingdom
Birmingham (UK)
The ICC Birmingham–Hall 1

Birmingham (UK)

Bournemouth
Bournemouth Pavilion Theatre

Bournemouth

Edinburgh
Edinburgh Playhouse

Edinburgh

Glasgow
SEC Armadillo

Glasgow

High Wycombe
Wycombe Swan Theatre

High Wycombe

Llandudno
Venue Cymru

Llandudno

London
Eventim Apollo

London

uk, United Kingdom
Northampton
Royal & Derngate

Northampton

Oxford
New Theatre

Oxford

Stoke-on-Trent
Regent Theatre

Stoke-on-Trent

Swansea
Swansea Building Society Arena

Swansea

Woking
New Victoria Theatre

Woking

woking

Canada

British Columbia
Vancouver
Queen Elizabeth Theatre

Vancouver
Ontario
Hamilton
FirstOntario Concert Hall

Hamilton

Kitchener
Centre In The Square

Kitchener

Mississauga
Living Arts Centre

Mississauga

Toronto
Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts

Toronto

Asia

Japan
Fukuoka
Fukuoka Civic Hall

Fukuoka

Hachioji
J:COM Hall Hachioji

Hachioji

Kamakura
Kamakura Performing Arts Center

Kamakura

Kyoto
ROHM Theatre Kyoto

Kyoto

kyoto
Nishinomiya
Hyogo Performing Arts Center

Nishinomiya

Tokyo
Shinjuku Bunka Center

Tokyo

Tokyo
Tokyo International Forum

Tokyo
South Korea
Busan
Dream Theatre

Busan

Daegu
Suseong Artpia, Grand Hall

Daegu
Taiwan
Changhua
Yuanlin Performing Arts Hall

Changhua

Chiayi
Chiayi Performing Arts Center

Chiayi

Kaohsiung
Weiwuying Opera House

Kaohsiung

Miaoli County
Miaobei Art Center

Miaoli County

Taichung
Taichung City Chung Shan Hall

Taichung

Taipei
Taipei Performing Arts Center

Taipei

Taipei
Taiwan Traditional Theatre Center

Taipei

Taoyuan
Taoyuan Arts Center

Taoyuan

Australia & New Zealand

Australia
Adelaide
Festival Theatre

Adelaide

Gold Coast
HOTA Home of the Arts

Gold Coast

Melbourne
Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, Plenary Theatre

Melbourne

Sydney
Sydney Lyric Theatre

Sydney

Latin America

Argentina
Buenos Aires
Teatro Ópera

Buenos Aires
Brazil
Curitiba
Teatro Positivo

Curitiba

Porto Alegre
Teatro FIERGS

Porto Alegre

São Paulo
Bradesco Theater

São Paulo

saopaulo, brazil
Mexico
Mexico City
Auditorio Nacional

Mexico City

Monterrey
Escenario GNP Seguros

Monterrey

Queretaro
Teatro Metropolitano Querétaro

Queretaro

United States

Albany / Schenectady, NY
Proctors

Albany / Schenectady
Albuquerque, NM
Popejoy Hall

Albuquerque
Atlanta, GA
Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre

Atlanta

atl
Augusta, GA
Columbia County Performing Arts Center

Augusta
Aurora, IL
Paramount Theatre

Aurora
Austin, TX
The Long Center for the Performing Arts

Austin
Baltimore, MD
The Hippodrome Theatre

Baltimore

Washington, Washington DC, D.C., DC
Birmingham (USA), AL
BJCC Concert Hall

Birmingham
Boston, MA
Boch Center Wang Theatre

Boston
Charlotte, NC
Belk Theater at Blumenthal Performing Arts Center

Charlotte
Cheyenne, WY
Cheyenne Civic Center

Cheyenne
Chicago-Downtown, IL
Civic Opera House

Chicago-Downtown

Chicago, illinois, chicago
Chicago-Rosemont, IL
Rosemont Theatre

Chicago-Rosemont
Cincinnati, OH
Aronoff Center for the Arts

Cincinnati
Colorado Springs, CO
Pikes Peak Center for the Performing Arts

Colorado Springs
Columbia, SC
Koger Center for the Arts

Columbia
Columbus, GA
RiverCenter for the Performing Arts

Columbus

columbus-ga
Dallas, TX
Eisemann Center

Dallas
Denver, CO
The Buell Theatre

Denver
Detroit, MI
Detroit Opera House

Detroit
Downtown Los Angeles, CA
The Music Center's Dorothy Chandler Pavilion

Downtown Los Angeles

los angeles, la, l.a.
El Paso, TX
The Plaza Theatre

El Paso

el-paso
Escondido, CA
California Center for the Arts, Escondido

Escondido

sd, escondido, san diego
Folsom, CA
Harris Center

Folsom
Fort Lauderdale, FL
Broward Center for the Performing Arts – Au-Rene Theatre

Fort Lauderdale
Fresno, CA
William Saroyan Theatre

Fresno

Fresno
Greensboro, NC
Steven Tanger Center for the Performing Arts

Greensboro
Houston-Cypress, TX
CFISD Visual and Performing Arts Center

Houston-Cypress
Houston-Downtown, TX
Jones Hall for the Performing Arts

Houston-Downtown
Indianapolis, IN
Clowes Memorial Hall, Butler Arts Center

Indianapolis
Jacksonville, FL
Jacksonville Center for the Performing Arts

Jacksonville
Knoxville, TN
Knoxville Civic Auditorium and Coliseum

Knoxville
Lakeland, FL
Youkey Theatre, RP Funding Center

Lakeland
Las Vegas, NV
The Smith Center for the Performing Arts

Las Vegas
Little Rock, AR
Robinson Center

Little Rock
Long Beach, CA
Terrace Theater

Long Beach

la, los angeles
Lubbock, TX
The Buddy Holly Hall

Lubbock

lubbock
McAllen, TX
McAllen Performing Arts Center

McAllen
Memphis, TN
Cannon Center for the Performing Arts

Memphis
Mesa, AZ
Ikeda Theater at Mesa Arts Center

Mesa
Metairie, LA
Jefferson Performing Arts Center

Metairie
Miami, FL
Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts

Miami
Midland, TX
Wagner Noël Performing Arts Center

Midland
Milwaukee, WI
Marcus Performing Arts Center

Milwaukee
Minneapolis, MN
Orpheum Theatre

Minneapolis

MN
Modesto, CA
Gallo Center for the Arts – Mary Stuart Rogers Theater

Modesto
Monroe, LA
W.L. Jack Howard Theatre

Monroe
Montgomery, AL
Montgomery Performing Arts Centre

Montgomery
New Brunswick, NJ
State Theatre New Jersey

New Brunswick
New York City, NY
The David H. Koch Theater

New York City

nyc, new york, newyork, ny
Newark, NJ
New Jersey Performing Arts Center

Newark

nj, new jersey, newjersey
Norfolk, VA
Chrysler Hall

Norfolk
Northridge, CA
Younes and Soraya Nazarian Center for the Performing Arts

Northridge

la, los angeles
Oklahoma City, OK
OCCC Visual and Performing Arts Center Theater

Oklahoma City
Orange Park, FL
Thrasher-Horne Center at St. Johns River State College

Orange Park
Orlando, FL
Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts

Orlando
Philadelphia, PA
Miller Theater

Philadelphia
Phoenix, AZ
Symphony Hall

Phoenix
Pittsburgh, PA
The Benedum Center for the Performing Arts

Pittsburgh

Pitts, Pittsburgh
Portland, OR
Keller Auditorium

Portland
Portland, ME
Merrill Auditorium

Portland
Providence, RI
Providence Performing Arts Center

Providence
Raleigh, NC
Memorial Auditorium at Martin Marietta Center for the Performing Arts

Raleigh
Sacramento, CA
SAFE Credit Union Performing Arts Center

Sacramento
Salt Lake City, UT
George S. and Dolores Doré Eccles Theater

Salt Lake City

Salt Lake City
San Antonio, TX
Tobin Center for the Performing Arts

San Antonio
San Francisco, CA
War Memorial Opera House

San Francisco
San Jose, CA
Center for the Performing Arts

San Jose
San Juan, PR
Centro de Bellas Artes Luis A. Ferré

San Juan
Savannah, GA
Johnny Mercer Theatre at Savannah Civic Center

Savannah

savannah
Seattle, WA
Marion Oliver McCaw Hall

Seattle
Spokane, WA
First Interstate Center for the Arts

Spokane
St. Louis, MO
Stifel Theatre

St. Louis
St. Petersburg/Tampa, FL
Duke Energy Center for the Arts – Mahaffey Theater

St. Petersburg/Tampa

st pete, st. petersburg, tampa
Stamford, CT
The Palace Theatre

Stamford
Thousand Oaks, CA
Thousand Oaks Civic Arts Plaza

Thousand Oaks

la, los angeles
Tucson, AZ
Linda Ronstadt Music Hall

Tucson

Tucson
Victoria, TX
Victoria Fine Arts Center

Victoria
Washington, D.C.
The Kennedy Center Opera House

Washington, D.C.

DC, Washington, Washington DC, D.C., Virginia, Maryland, washington, dc, d.c.
Waterbury, CT
Palace Theater

Waterbury
West Palm Beach, FL
Kravis Center for the Performing Arts–Dreyfoos Hall

West Palm Beach
Worcester, MA
The Hanover Theatre

Worcester

Europe

Aix-En-Provence, France
Grand Theatre de Provence

Aix-en-Provence
Amiens, France
Zénith Amiens Métropole

Amiens
Amnéville, France
Galaxie Amnéville

Amnéville
Ancona, Italy
Teatro delle Muse

Ancona
Avellino, Italy
Teatro Carlo Gesualdo

Avellino
Bari, Italy
Teatro Petruzzelli

Bari
Berlin, Germany
Guest Performance at Deutsche Oper Berlin

Berlin
Białystok, Poland
Podlaska Opera and Orchestra

Białystok
Bilbao, Spain
Palacio Euskalduna

Bilbao
Birmingham (UK), United Kingdom
The ICC Birmingham–Hall 1

Birmingham (UK)
Bordeaux, France
Arkea Arena

Bordeaux
Bournemouth, United Kingdom
Bournemouth Pavilion Theatre

Bournemouth
Bremen, Germany
Metropol Theater Bremen

Bremen
Burgos, Spain
Fórum Evolución

Burgos
Copenhagen, Denmark
Royal Arena

Copenhagen
Dijon, France
Zenith de Dijon

Dijon
Eckbolsheim, France
Zénith de Strasbourg

Eckbolsheim
Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Edinburgh Playhouse

Edinburgh
Frankfurt, Germany
Jahrhunderthalle Frankfurt

Frankfurt
Füssen, Germany
Festspielhaus Neuschwanstein

Füssen
Geneva, Switzerland
Arena de Genève

Geneva
Genova, Italy
Teatro Carlo Felice

Genova
Glasgow, United Kingdom
SEC Armadillo

Glasgow
High Wycombe, United Kingdom
Wycombe Swan Theatre

High Wycombe
Lausanne, Switzerland
Théâtre de Beaulieu

Lausanne
Limoges, France
Zénith Limoges Métropole

Limoges
Livorno, Italy
Teatro Goldoni

Livorno
Llandudno, United Kingdom
Venue Cymru

Llandudno
Logroño, Spain
RiojaForum

Logroño
London, United Kingdom
Eventim Apollo

London
Lublin, Poland
The Centre for the Meeting of Cultures - Opera Hall

Lublin
Lyon, France
L'Amphithéâtre 3000

Lyon
Milan, Italy
Teatro degli Arcimboldi

Milan
Montpellier, France
Le Corum

Montpellier
Mülheim an der Ruhr, Germany
Stadthalle Mülheim an der Ruhr – Theatersaal

Mülheim an der Ruhr
Murcia, Spain
Auditorio Víctor Villegas

Murcia
Nantes, France
Cité des Congrès de Nantes

Nantes
Northampton, United Kingdom
Royal & Derngate

Northampton
Oxford, United Kingdom
New Theatre

Oxford
Paris, France
Palais des Congrès de Paris

Paris
Prague, Czech Republic
Prague Congress Center

Prague
Riga, Latvia
Dailes Theatre, Big hall

Riga
Rome, Italy
Auditorium della Conciliazione

Rome
Rouen, France
Zenith de Rouen

Rouen
Salzburg, Austria
Großes Festspielhaus

Salzburg
San Lorenzo de El Escorial, Spain
Teatro Auditorio San Lorenzo de El Escorial

San Lorenzo de El Escorial
Sevilla, Spain
Cartuja Center Cite

Sevilla
Stoke-on-Trent, United Kingdom
Regent Theatre

Stoke-on-Trent
Swansea, United Kingdom
Swansea Building Society Arena

Swansea
Torino, Italy
Teatro Regio Torino

Torino
Toruń, Poland
CKK Jordanki Concert Hall

Toruń
Toulon, France
Zenith de Toulon

Toulon
Toulouse, France
Zénith Toulouse Métropole

Toulouse
Tours, France
Palais des Congrès de Tours

Tours
Udine, Italy
Teatro Nuovo Giovanni da Udine

Udine
Valencia, Spain
Centro de artes escénicas en Valencia, Palau de les Arts

Valencia
Vienna, Austria
Wiener Stadthalle, Halle F

Vienna
Woking, United Kingdom
New Victoria Theatre

Woking
Łódź, Poland
GRAND THEATER IN ŁÓDŹ

Łódź

Canada

Hamilton, ON
FirstOntario Concert Hall

Hamilton
Kitchener, ON
Centre In The Square

Kitchener
Mississauga, ON
Living Arts Centre

Mississauga
Toronto, ON
Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts

Toronto
Vancouver, BC
Queen Elizabeth Theatre

Vancouver

Asia

Busan, South Korea
Dream Theatre

Busan
Changhua, Taiwan
Yuanlin Performing Arts Hall

Changhua
Chiayi, Taiwan
Chiayi Performing Arts Center

Chiayi
Daegu, South Korea
Suseong Artpia, Grand Hall

Daegu
Fukuoka, Japan
Fukuoka Civic Hall

Fukuoka
Hachioji, Japan
J:COM Hall Hachioji

Hachioji
Kamakura, Japan
Kamakura Performing Arts Center

Kamakura
Kaohsiung, Taiwan
Weiwuying Opera House

Kaohsiung
Kyoto, Japan
ROHM Theatre Kyoto

Kyoto
Miaoli County, Taiwan
Miaobei Art Center

Miaoli County
Nishinomiya, Japan
Hyogo Performing Arts Center

Nishinomiya
Taichung, Taiwan
Taichung City Chung Shan Hall

Taichung
Taipei, Taiwan
Taiwan Traditional Theatre Center

Taipei
Taipei, Taiwan
Taipei Performing Arts Center

Taipei
Taoyuan, Taiwan
Taoyuan Arts Center

Taoyuan
Tokyo, Japan
Shinjuku Bunka Center

Tokyo
Tokyo, Japan
Tokyo International Forum

Tokyo

Australia & New Zealand

Adelaide, Australia
Festival Theatre

Adelaide
Gold Coast, Australia
HOTA Home of the Arts

Gold Coast
Melbourne, Australia
Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, Plenary Theatre

Melbourne
Sydney, Australia
Sydney Lyric Theatre

Sydney

Latin America

Buenos Aires, Argentina
Teatro Ópera

Buenos Aires
Curitiba, Brazil
Teatro Positivo

Curitiba
Mexico City, Mexico
Auditorio Nacional

Mexico City
Monterrey, Mexico
Escenario GNP Seguros

Monterrey
Porto Alegre, Brazil
Teatro FIERGS

Porto Alegre
Queretaro, Mexico
Teatro Metropolitano Querétaro

Queretaro
São Paulo, Brazil
Bradesco Theater

São Paulo

United States

Mar 10–11, 2026Columbia, SC
Koger Center for the Arts

Columbia
Mar 11, 2026Midland, TX
Wagner Noël Performing Arts Center

Midland
Mar 13–18, 2026Salt Lake City, UT
George S. and Dolores Doré Eccles Theater

Salt Lake City

Salt Lake City
Mar 13–15, 2026Miami, FL
Adrienne Arsht Center for the Performing Arts

Miami
Mar 14, 2026El Paso, TX
The Plaza Theatre

El Paso

el-paso
Mar 17, 2026Columbus, GA
RiverCenter for the Performing Arts

Columbus

columbus-ga
Mar 18, 2026Montgomery, AL
Montgomery Performing Arts Centre

Montgomery
Mar 21–22, 2026Pittsburgh, PA
The Benedum Center for the Performing Arts

Pittsburgh

Pitts, Pittsburgh
Mar 21–22, 2026Fresno, CA
William Saroyan Theatre

Fresno

Fresno
Mar 21–22, 2026St. Louis, MO
Stifel Theatre

St. Louis
Mar 21–22, 2026Milwaukee, WI
Marcus Performing Arts Center

Milwaukee
Mar 25–Apr 12, 2026New York City, NY
The David H. Koch Theater

New York City

nyc, new york, newyork, ny
Mar 26–29, 2026Chicago-Rosemont, IL
Rosemont Theatre

Chicago-Rosemont
Mar 26–29, 2026Sacramento, CA
SAFE Credit Union Performing Arts Center

Sacramento
Mar 27–29, 2026Minneapolis, MN
Orpheum Theatre

Minneapolis

MN
Mar 31–Apr 1, 2026Cheyenne, WY
Cheyenne Civic Center

Cheyenne
Apr 1–5, 2026Seattle, WA
Marion Oliver McCaw Hall

Seattle
Apr 2–4, 2026Aurora, IL
Paramount Theatre

Aurora
Apr 3–5, 2026Colorado Springs, CO
Pikes Peak Center for the Performing Arts

Colorado Springs
Apr 8–12, 2026Denver, CO
The Buell Theatre

Denver
Apr 10–12, 2026Boston, MA
Boch Center Wang Theatre

Boston
Apr 14–15, 2026Spokane, WA
First Interstate Center for the Arts

Spokane
Apr 14–15, 2026Albany / Schenectady, NY
Proctors

Albany / Schenectady
Apr 15–19, 2026Philadelphia, PA
Miller Theater

Philadelphia
Apr 17–19, 2026Portland, OR
Keller Auditorium

Portland
Apr 18–19, 2026Portland, ME
Merrill Auditorium

Portland
Apr 18–19, 2026Baltimore, MD
The Hippodrome Theatre

Baltimore

Washington, Washington DC, D.C., DC
Apr 22–23, 2026Norfolk, VA
Chrysler Hall

Norfolk
Apr 24–26, 2026New Brunswick, NJ
State Theatre New Jersey

New Brunswick
Apr 24–26, 2026Detroit, MI
Detroit Opera House

Detroit
Apr 25–26, 2026Worcester, MA
The Hanover Theatre

Worcester
Apr 27–28, 2026Orlando, FL
Dr. Phillips Center for the Performing Arts

Orlando
Apr 29–May 3, 2026Newark, NJ
New Jersey Performing Arts Center

Newark

nj, new jersey, newjersey
May 2–3, 2026Chicago-Downtown, IL
Civic Opera House

Chicago-Downtown

Chicago, illinois, chicago
May 7–10, 2026Stamford, CT
The Palace Theatre

Stamford
Dec 24–28, 2025San Jose, CA
Center for the Performing Arts

San Jose
Dec 26–30, 2025Houston-Downtown, TX
Jones Hall for the Performing Arts

Houston-Downtown
Dec 27, 2025Waterbury, CT
Palace Theater

Waterbury
Dec 27–28, 2025Jacksonville, FL
Jacksonville Center for the Performing Arts

Jacksonville
Dec 30, 2025Savannah, GA
Johnny Mercer Theatre at Savannah Civic Center

Savannah

savannah
Dec 31, 2025–Jan 4, 2026San Francisco, CA
War Memorial Opera House

San Francisco
Jan 2–21, 2026Austin, TX
The Long Center for the Performing Arts

Austin
Jan 3–Feb 11, 2026Dallas, TX
Eisemann Center

Dallas
Jan 6–7, 2026Folsom, CA
Harris Center

Folsom
Jan 6, 2026Lubbock, TX
The Buddy Holly Hall

Lubbock

lubbock
Jan 7–18, 2026Washington, D.C.
The Kennedy Center Opera House

Washington, D.C.

DC, Washington, Washington DC, D.C., Virginia, Maryland, washington, dc, d.c.
Jan 9–10, 2026Modesto, CA
Gallo Center for the Arts – Mary Stuart Rogers Theater

Modesto
Jan 9–25, 2026San Antonio, TX
Tobin Center for the Performing Arts

San Antonio
Jan 13–14, 2026Metairie, LA
Jefferson Performing Arts Center

Metairie
Jan 15–18, 2026Northridge, CA
Younes and Soraya Nazarian Center for the Performing Arts

Northridge

la, los angeles
Jan 22–25, 2026Downtown Los Angeles, CA
The Music Center's Dorothy Chandler Pavilion

Downtown Los Angeles

los angeles, la, l.a.
Jan 27–29, 2026Escondido, CA
California Center for the Arts, Escondido

Escondido

sd, escondido, san diego
Jan 27–28, 2026Albuquerque, NM
Popejoy Hall

Albuquerque
Jan 27–Feb 1, 2026Atlanta, GA
Cobb Energy Performing Arts Centre

Atlanta

atl
Jan 30–Feb 1, 2026Thousand Oaks, CA
Thousand Oaks Civic Arts Plaza

Thousand Oaks

la, los angeles
Jan 30–Feb 15, 2026Houston-Cypress, TX
CFISD Visual and Performing Arts Center

Houston-Cypress
Feb 2–3, 2026West Palm Beach, FL
Kravis Center for the Performing Arts–Dreyfoos Hall

West Palm Beach
Feb 3–4, 2026Mesa, AZ
Ikeda Theater at Mesa Arts Center

Mesa
Feb 3, 2026Monroe, LA
W.L. Jack Howard Theatre

Monroe
Feb 3–4, 2026Lakeland, FL
Youkey Theatre, RP Funding Center

Lakeland
Feb 6–8, 2026St. Petersburg/Tampa, FL
Duke Energy Center for the Arts – Mahaffey Theater

St. Petersburg/Tampa

st pete, st. petersburg, tampa
Feb 6–8, 2026Long Beach, CA
Terrace Theater

Long Beach

la, los angeles
Feb 7, 2026Cincinnati, OH
Aronoff Center for the Arts

Cincinnati
Feb 7–8, 2026Oklahoma City, OK
OCCC Visual and Performing Arts Center Theater

Oklahoma City
Feb 10, 2026Memphis, TN
Cannon Center for the Performing Arts

Memphis
Feb 10–11, 2026Orange Park, FL
Thrasher-Horne Center at St. Johns River State College

Orange Park
Feb 14–15, 2026Providence, RI
Providence Performing Arts Center

Providence
Feb 14–15, 2026Knoxville, TN
Knoxville Civic Auditorium and Coliseum

Knoxville
Feb 17, 2026Augusta, GA
Columbia County Performing Arts Center

Augusta
Feb 17–18, 2026Fort Lauderdale, FL
Broward Center for the Performing Arts – Au-Rene Theatre

Fort Lauderdale
Feb 18–19, 2026Victoria, TX
Victoria Fine Arts Center

Victoria
Feb 20–22, 2026Charlotte, NC
Belk Theater at Blumenthal Performing Arts Center

Charlotte
Feb 21–22, 2026Indianapolis, IN
Clowes Memorial Hall, Butler Arts Center

Indianapolis
Feb 21–22, 2026McAllen, TX
McAllen Performing Arts Center

McAllen
Feb 24, 2026Little Rock, AR
Robinson Center

Little Rock
Feb 26–Mar 1, 2026San Juan, PR
Centro de Bellas Artes Luis A. Ferré

San Juan
Feb 28–Mar 1, 2026Tucson, AZ
Linda Ronstadt Music Hall

Tucson

Tucson
Feb 28–Mar 1, 2026Birmingham (USA), AL
BJCC Concert Hall

Birmingham
Mar 4, 2026Greensboro, NC
Steven Tanger Center for the Performing Arts

Greensboro
Mar 5–8, 2026Phoenix, AZ
Symphony Hall

Phoenix
Mar 5–8, 2026Las Vegas, NV
The Smith Center for the Performing Arts

Las Vegas
Mar 7–8, 2026Raleigh, NC
Memorial Auditorium at Martin Marietta Center for the Performing Arts

Raleigh

Europe

Jan 23–May 10, 2026Paris, France
Palais des Congrès de Paris

Paris
Feb 13–Mar 19, 2026Rome, Italy
Auditorium della Conciliazione

Rome
Mar 1–9, 2026Montpellier, France
Le Corum

Montpellier
Mar 7–10, 2026Valencia, Spain
Centro de artes escénicas en Valencia, Palau de les Arts

Valencia
Mar 11–14, 2026Bremen, Germany
Metropol Theater Bremen

Bremen
Mar 12–14, 2026Limoges, France
Zénith Limoges Métropole

Limoges
Mar 13–14, 2026Logroño, Spain
RiojaForum

Logroño
Mar 17–19, 2026Amiens, France
Zénith Amiens Métropole

Amiens
Mar 17–19, 2026Burgos, Spain
Fórum Evolución

Burgos
Mar 24–26, 2026Swansea, United Kingdom
Swansea Building Society Arena

Swansea
Mar 24–26, 2026Sevilla, Spain
Cartuja Center Cite

Sevilla
Mar 28–29, 2026Murcia, Spain
Auditorio Víctor Villegas

Murcia
Mar 30–Apr 2, 2026Copenhagen, Denmark
Royal Arena

Copenhagen
Apr 6–12, 2026Lyon, France
L'Amphithéâtre 3000

Lyon
Apr 7–12, 2026Füssen, Germany
Festspielhaus Neuschwanstein

Füssen
Apr 15–20, 2026Aix-En-Provence, France
Grand Theatre de Provence

Aix-en-Provence
Apr 17–19, 2026Prague, Czech Republic
Prague Congress Center

Prague
Apr 24–29, 2026Toulouse, France
Zénith Toulouse Métropole

Toulouse
May 2–4, 2026Frankfurt, Germany
Jahrhunderthalle Frankfurt

Frankfurt
Dec 18–21, 2025Amnéville, France
Galaxie Amnéville

Amnéville
Dec 27–31, 2025Bordeaux, France
Arkea Arena

Bordeaux
Dec 28–29, 2025Toruń, Poland
CKK Jordanki Concert Hall

Toruń
Dec 30, 2025–Jan 4, 2026Torino, Italy
Teatro Regio Torino

Torino
Jan 2–4, 2026Birmingham (UK), United Kingdom
The ICC Birmingham–Hall 1

Birmingham (UK)
Jan 3–4, 2026Riga, Latvia
Dailes Theatre, Big hall

Riga
Jan 4–7, 2026Toulon, France
Zenith de Toulon

Toulon
Jan 6–7, 2026Białystok, Poland
Podlaska Opera and Orchestra

Białystok
Jan 7–10, 2026Oxford, United Kingdom
New Theatre

Oxford
Jan 7–10, 2026Udine, Italy
Teatro Nuovo Giovanni da Udine

Udine
Jan 9–12, 2026Łódź, Poland
GRAND THEATER IN ŁÓDŹ

Łódź
Jan 11–14, 2026Rouen, France
Zenith de Rouen

Rouen
Jan 13–18, 2026London, United Kingdom
Eventim Apollo

London
Jan 13–25, 2026Milan, Italy
Teatro degli Arcimboldi

Milan
Jan 16–18, 2026Lublin, Poland
The Centre for the Meeting of Cultures - Opera Hall

Lublin
Jan 20–21, 2026Geneva, Switzerland
Arena de Genève

Geneva
Jan 20–21, 2026Northampton, United Kingdom
Royal & Derngate

Northampton
Jan 22–25, 2026Vienna, Austria
Wiener Stadthalle, Halle F

Vienna
Jan 24–25, 2026Woking, United Kingdom
New Victoria Theatre

Woking
Jan 27–28, 2026Livorno, Italy
Teatro Goldoni

Livorno
Jan 28–Feb 1, 2026Bournemouth, United Kingdom
Bournemouth Pavilion Theatre

Bournemouth
Jan 30–31, 2026Bari, Italy
Teatro Petruzzelli

Bari
Feb 2–4, 2026Ancona, Italy
Teatro delle Muse

Ancona
Feb 2–5, 2026Eckbolsheim, France
Zénith de Strasbourg

Eckbolsheim
Feb 5–8, 2026Glasgow, United Kingdom
SEC Armadillo

Glasgow
Feb 8–10, 2026Berlin, Germany
Guest Performance at Deutsche Oper Berlin

Berlin
Feb 9–11, 2026Dijon, France
Zenith de Dijon

Dijon
Feb 10–11, 2026Edinburgh, United Kingdom
Edinburgh Playhouse

Edinburgh
Feb 13–15, 2026Tours, France
Palais des Congrès de Tours

Tours
Feb 14–15, 2026Llandudno, United Kingdom
Venue Cymru

Llandudno
Feb 17–18, 2026Stoke-on-Trent, United Kingdom
Regent Theatre

Stoke-on-Trent
Feb 17–26, 2026Nantes, France
Cité des Congrès de Nantes

Nantes
Feb 20–22, 2026Lausanne, Switzerland
Théâtre de Beaulieu

Lausanne
Feb 20–21, 2026Avellino, Italy
Teatro Carlo Gesualdo

Avellino
Feb 21–Mar 1, 2026High Wycombe, United Kingdom
Wycombe Swan Theatre

High Wycombe
Feb 25–Mar 1, 2026San Lorenzo de El Escorial, Spain
Teatro Auditorio San Lorenzo de El Escorial

San Lorenzo de El Escorial
Feb 26–27, 2026Genova, Italy
Teatro Carlo Felice

Genova
Mar 3–5, 2026Bilbao, Spain
Palacio Euskalduna

Bilbao
Mar 4–8, 2026Mülheim an der Ruhr, Germany
Stadthalle Mülheim an der Ruhr – Theatersaal

Mülheim an der Ruhr
Mar 6–7, 2026Salzburg, Austria
Großes Festspielhaus

Salzburg

Canada

Mar 12, 2026Hamilton, ON
FirstOntario Concert Hall

Hamilton
Mar 14–17, 2026Mississauga, ON
Living Arts Centre

Mississauga
Mar 24–25, 2026Kitchener, ON
Centre In The Square

Kitchener
Mar 28–Apr 5, 2026Toronto, ON
Four Seasons Centre for the Performing Arts

Toronto
Apr 8–12, 2026Vancouver, BC
Queen Elizabeth Theatre

Vancouver

Asia

Apr 2–9, 2026Tokyo, Japan
Shinjuku Bunka Center

Tokyo
Apr 12–15, 2026Hachioji, Japan
J:COM Hall Hachioji

Hachioji
Apr 17–19, 2026Kamakura, Japan
Kamakura Performing Arts Center

Kamakura
Apr 22–26, 2026Kyoto, Japan
ROHM Theatre Kyoto

Kyoto
Apr 28–30, 2026Nishinomiya, Japan
Hyogo Performing Arts Center

Nishinomiya
May 5–8, 2026Fukuoka, Japan
Fukuoka Civic Hall

Fukuoka
May 11–13, 2026Tokyo, Japan
Tokyo International Forum

Tokyo
Dec 30, 2025–Jan 1, 2026Taipei, Taiwan
Taiwan Traditional Theatre Center

Taipei
Jan 3–4, 2026Taoyuan, Taiwan
Taoyuan Arts Center

Taoyuan
Jan 5–6, 2026Kaohsiung, Taiwan
Weiwuying Opera House

Kaohsiung
Jan 9–10, 2026Miaoli County, Taiwan
Miaobei Art Center

Miaoli County
Jan 15–18, 2026Changhua, Taiwan
Yuanlin Performing Arts Hall

Changhua
Jan 22–25, 2026Chiayi, Taiwan
Chiayi Performing Arts Center

Chiayi
Jan 27–Feb 4, 2026Taipei, Taiwan
Taipei Performing Arts Center

Taipei
Feb 7–8, 2026Taichung, Taiwan
Taichung City Chung Shan Hall

Taichung
Feb 14–15, 2026Busan, South Korea
Dream Theatre

Busan
Feb 18–20, 2026Daegu, South Korea
Suseong Artpia, Grand Hall

Daegu

Australia & New Zealand

Mar 6–15, 2026Melbourne, Australia
Melbourne Convention and Exhibition Centre, Plenary Theatre

Melbourne
Mar 18, 2026Adelaide, Australia
Festival Theatre

Adelaide
Mar 20–29, 2026Sydney, Australia
Sydney Lyric Theatre

Sydney
Feb 25–Mar 1, 2026Gold Coast, Australia
HOTA Home of the Arts

Gold Coast

Latin America

Apr 9–19, 2026Buenos Aires, Argentina
Teatro Ópera

Buenos Aires
Apr 24–26, 2026Monterrey, Mexico
Escenario GNP Seguros

Monterrey
Apr 26–27, 2026Curitiba, Brazil
Teatro Positivo

Curitiba
Apr 28–29, 2026Queretaro, Mexico
Teatro Metropolitano Querétaro

Queretaro
Apr 30–May 4, 2026São Paulo, Brazil
Bradesco Theater

São Paulo
May 1–3, 2026Mexico City, Mexico
Auditorio Nacional

Mexico City
May 9–10, 2026Porto Alegre, Brazil
Teatro FIERGS

Porto Alegre

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Plan Your Visit

When should I arrive?

What should I wear?

When should I applaud?

About the Performance

What can I expect from the performance?

What’s the show’s format?

What does ‘Shen Yun’ mean?

about the company

Where is Shen Yun based?

Where are the performers from?

Why can’t Shen Yun perform in China?

misconceptions

Are some Shen Yun performers teen-agers?

Are Shen Yun members paid?

How does Shen Yun handle injuries to performers?

Locate a rescheduled or cancelled event

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