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Photos from Tour: The New Year

"Happy New Year!" from Shen Yun's newest company! Dancers are pictured here before their first performance, on Jan. 2, in Spartanburg, SC.

Photos from Tour: The New Year

Meanwhile, the Shen Yun New York Company opens the season in Berkeley, CA with six sold out performances! (Photo by principal bassist Juraj Kukan)

Remaining in sunny California for another 11 sold out performances, we are greeted by several colorful Shen Yun banners at the entrance of the San Jose Center for the Performing Arts.

Time for the New York Company to fly to the Big Apple to prepare for the first of two performance runs—we have 14 sold out performances this month, and will return to Lincoln Center in March for another 15! (Photo by dancer Tony Zhao)

Right after Christmas, the Shen Yun International Company graces the stage of the Civic Opera House in Chicago, the second-largest opera auditorium in North America. (Photo by projectionist Annie Li)

Open since 1929, the Civic Opera House hosts Shen Yun for five performances, Dec. 27-30. (Photo by projectionist Annie Li)

We enjoy a merry Christmas with homemade dumplings in our hotel in Chicago!

Goodbye, Windy City, we look forward to seeing you again next year! (Photo by principal dancer Monty Mou)

Hello, London! The International Company makes its way across the globe. It feels great to be here, starting off the European leg of the tour with three sold out performances just outside of London, in Woking (Surrey). (Photo by dancer Nick Zhao)

Our schedule allows for a bit of time to explore. Here is a statue of Robert Clive, also known as

Back near our headquarters, it is a quiet night after the New York Company's first full house performance at Lincoln Center.

Our first photo album of the 2019 tour season is ready for you to enjoy! We started off with performances across North America before heading to the UK to start the European leg of the tour. Take a peek to see what we've been up to.