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Working late or just too tired to cook? All-new 2017 show with live orchestra SHEN YUN weaves a wondrous tapestry 4,000 shows since 1942, that cannot com- very, very on top,” Roger Tallman, Sev- of heavenly realms, ancient legends, and pare to what I saw tonight. I will give this en-time Emmy Award-winning composer/ modern heroic tales, taking you on a jour- production ve Stars, that’s the top! The producer con rmed. ney through 5,000 years of Chinese culture, best word to use was mind blowing,” wrote “The performance was very, very moving using the universal language of music and Richard Connema, critic for Talkin’ Broad- in every way. It captivated all of my senses. Food for Life dance. Its stunning beauty and tremendous way. I thought the dancers were exquisite. I’ve energy leaves audiences uplifted and in- “It amazed me … the choreography is performed all over the world… it was world spired. phenomenal, I think it’s the best show that class,” world-renowned soprano Alexandra A Shen Yun performance features the I have ever seen. The best. Even the back- Marc said. world’s foremost classically trained danc- grounds, the dancing, the choreography Returning to Perth for its third successful ers, a unique orchestra blending east and and the music, the singing - everything. I season Shen Yun plays at the Regal The- High quality, great tasting meals west, and dazzling animated backdrops - am very, very lucky to see this amazing and atre (474 Hay Street, Subiaco) from 18 - 23 together creating one spectacular perfor- fabulous performance, and I couldn’t have April. 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I hope on how to order the advised us that they vides an opportunity to will be performed from 3 to to the USA’ 2017 is a healthy, happy book or drop into the have carer support see an amazing selection 25 February and is another Origin and prosperous year for offi ce during business groups which meet of shows as the Fringe highlight of the summer Mid 19th century: blend (simulating a Latin form) of us all. hours to buy a copy. monthly in metropolitan Festival heats up. One arts calendar. Enjoying the abscond, squattle ‘squat down’, and perambulate. I have just returned ★★★★★★★ Perth, the Wheatbelt, of the shows which will ballet under the stars is from a lovely family January is the month south west and Great make its Perth debut and something quite extraor- break in Bali over the fes- of resolutions and this Southern areas. Meet- will be a ‘don’t miss’ is dinary and for those who tive season and I must is the time to start plan- ings include information Djuki Mala. This Indig- may not have seen one of Great West Aussies - say after such a busy ning to incorporate sharing, training and enous dance group from the performances, I urge Did you know? 2016 it was fantastic to some regular exercise or workshops on relevant north east Arnhem Land you to have a go. Book- relax and switch off . Bali participation in a club or topics. They welcome will excite audiences with ings can be made through CECIL Dent produced the rst road map for WA was the perfect place to group. carers to come along, their unique, infectious Ticketmaster on 136 100. motorists and brought in the rst car, a 1901 Olds- do this. Physiotherapist Jem- meet other carers, enjoy and high energy dance We will have more in- ★★★★★★★ ma Aldridge writes in some social interaction which is a fusion of tra- formation next month on mobile. 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