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      Back News > Photos of the Week: 2/15-2/21
    In the capital of New Zealand, Wellington, Shen Yun World Company had a couple hours to pass before heading to the airport and back to Australia. (photo by dancer Ben Chen)

    Photos of the Week: 2/15-2/21

  • Principal Dancer Steve Wang warms up, as Shen Yun New York Company performs seven shows at the Kennedy Center Opera House. (photo by dancer Kenji Kobayashi)
  • New York Company dancers prepare for a performance at Washington, DC’s Kennedy Center.  (photo by dancer Kenji Kobayashi)
  • The Potomac River, as viewed from the Kennedy Center roof. (photo by dancer Kenji Kobayashi)
  • Dancer Danny Li on the roof of Kennedy Center overlooking the Potomac River in the nation’s capital. (photo by dancer Felix Sun)
  • Meanwhile, in the capital of New Zealand, Wellington, Shen Yun World Company had a couple hours to pass before heading to the airport and back to Australia. (photo by dancer Ben Chen)
  • From right: Conductor Milen Nachev, violist Derek Hensler, and a New Zealand seagull brave the strong winds sweeping through Fitzroy Bay. (photo by dancer Ben Chen)
  • Shen Yun International Company is about to go abroad, too. Here in Minneapolis, they tell you where they’re going. (photo by projectionist Annie Li)
  • Join us for a look behind the artists’ lens. These photos were taken this past week by Shen Yun performers while on the road during the 2016 tour.

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