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Photos from Tour: Feb. 19–March 4

Dancer Justina Wang kicks toward the blazing Arizona sun. Shen Yun was in Tucson Feb. 6-7.

Photos from Tour: Feb. 19–March 4

Dancers from the Shen Yun New York Company had some fun outside of the Tucson Music Hall. They've been to so many different places this tour that they feel pretty upside down sometimes. (Photo by Principal Dancer Kenji Kobayashi)

Originally from Warsaw, Poland, Principal Dancer Piotr Huang has been with Shen Yun since 2010. (Photo by Principal Dancer Kenji Kobayashi)

After two sold-out shows in Tucson, Arizona, dancer Aaron Huynh takes a few minutes to pose amongst the trees outside the theater. (Photo by Principal Dancer Kenji Kobayashi)

Dancer Aaron Huynh gets good height while leaping outside the Tucson Music Hall. (Photo by Principal Dancer Kenji Kobayashi)

Principal Dancer Melody Qin once said that her favorite prop to dance with is the silk fan. She has been with Shen Yun since 2008. (Photo by Principal Dancer Kenji Kobayashi)

After three sold-out shows in Virginia, the Shen Yun World Company rose with the sun for an early departure to Rhode Island. Before their ten-hour drive commenced, they were able to capture this beautiful sunrise on Virginia Beach. (Photo by projectionist Regina Dong)

Upon arrival in Rhode Island, dancer Joe Huang takes a moment to pose in the ornate Providence Performing Arts Center Lobby. (Photo by dancer Suzuki Rui)

When the Providence Performing Arts Center opened its doors in 1928, thousands of people came to see the shiny gilding on the intricate plasterwork and the huge chandeliers throughout the interior. (Photo by dancer Suzuki Rui)

The Shen Yun World Company was able to hit the beach in Florida between shows in Fort Lauderdale. (Photo by projectionist Regina Dong)

Dancer Hazel Yu leaping at the beach. (Photo by projectionist Regina Dong)

Back to sunshine in Australia! Dancers from the Shen Yun International Company line up outside the Sydney Opera House. They want to know if YOU have your Shen Yun tickets yet. (Photo by dancer Nick Zhao)

Dancers pose in front of the series of shell-like panels that make up the roof of the Sydney Opera House. The building took 14 years to construct! (Photo by dancer Nick Zhao)

On the opposite side of Sydney Harbour, dancers strike a pose. (Photo by dancer Nick Zhao)

Being in Sydney with so much sunshine can make dancers pretty happy. (Photo by dancer Nick Zhao)

Shen Yun's five companies were in a wide variety of cities around the world this week—some warm and sunny, others cold and snowy. Take a peek to see where they were!