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Photos from Tour: April 23–May 6

Alaska 2019 1 — Shen Yun performs in Alaska for the first time! Orchestra members pose by Portage Lake. (Photo by double bassist TK Kuo)

Photos from Tour: April 23–May 6

Dancers are delighted by a scenic bus ride along Alaska's snow-capped mountains! (Photo by dancer Emily Pan)

Dancers use the impressive Alaskan landscape as background for a group photo. It’s still a little chilly.

The male dancers show up for this shot!

This alpine mountain photo is desktop wallpaper worthy! (Photo by Principal Dancer Nancy Wang)

Emcee Nancy Zhang takes in the fresh air and majestic surroundings. (Photo by dancer Chunko Chang)

An evening view of Anchorage, with the tallest mountain peak in North America, Denali, on the right. For the Alaskan debut, Shen Yun performed four shows at Anchorage’s Atwood Concert Hall. (Photo by TK Kuo)

The waters of Dania Beach in Fort Lauderdale, Florida are too rough to swim in today, so Shen Yun Global Company dancers provide a protective barrier. (Photo by dancer Megan Li)

Dancer Carol Huang.

Dancer Wendy Ba on the sandy shoreline at Dania Beach in Fort Lauderdale.

Shen Yun Global Company dancers in Fort Lauderdale, where the company has five shows at Broward Center for the Performing Arts.

Dancers from Shen Yun International Company arrive in Jacksonville, Florida. (Photo by dancer Diana Teng)

Dancers (left to right) Kaidi Wu, Eva Su, and Cecilia Wang find comfy seats to watch the boats go by. (Photo by Diana Teng)

Jacksonville is our final Florida tour city. But we'll be back again next year, Florida!

Taken on their final day in Washington, D.C, Shen Yun North America Company dancers pose between two shows, with the Washington Monument in the background.

Out in California, Shen Yun International Company tenor Gao Liang shares a snack with the birds at Dana Point Harbor. (Photo by projection engineer Annie Li)

Taking advantage of the open space at Dana Point Harbor, Principal Dancer Elsie Shi performs a flip in the field. (Photo by Annie Li)

Principal Dancer Daoyong Zheng dances amongst the towering trees near the harbor. (Photo by dancer Kexin Li)

Between performances at Costa Mesa’s Segerstrom Center for the Arts dancer Angela Xiao takes a stroll by the pond. (Photo by Kexin Li)

A lamp post comes in handy for dancers Daoyong Zheng (left) and Angela Xiao.

Dancer Olivia Chang balances between sold-out performances in Northridge, California. (Photo by Annie Li)

Beautiful weather, delicious food, and great company—what more could you ask for on a break day? Shen Yun New York Company dancers explore the streets of London together.

Principal Dancer Michelle Lian checks out the local handmade crafts at London's Covent Garden market.

Covent Garden is a car-free Piazza that attracts many visitors every year to explore its shops and restaurants.

The key to keeping family back home happy: return from tour with cute souvenirs!

Next is the final U.K. city on tour, the ocean city of Plymouth. Four performances left at the Theatre Royal Plymouth. (Photo by Principal Dancer Angelia Wang)

Traveling from Taipei to Keelung, Taiwan, dancer Jack Han of Shen Yun World Company captures a photo of Taipei 101—the world's tallest building from 2004 to 2010.

Shen Yun World Company waves goodbye to the audience in Taoyuan, Taiwan as the curtain falls on the company's 100th performance of the season! (Photo by Antony Kuo)

With only a couple of weeks left in the 2019 World Tour, Shen Yun's performers have been busy in various parts of the world. Enjoy photos that take you to Alaska, Florida, Washington D.C., and California—and that's just in the United States! Then we're off to the other side of the globe, visiting London, and finally Taiwan!