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Photos from Tour: From Texas to Austria

Photos from Tour: From Texas to Austria (Preview)

A moment of calm and quiet before the excitement of the show at Omaha's Orpheum Theater.

On tour, we often have company classes on stage. Here are the male dancers working on their balances.

The backbend helps to strengthen the muscles and improve flexibility, especially if you have to hold it for more than a few minutes!

Being able to touch your toes is a must if you want to master the myriad of difficult jumps, flips, and techniques in Classical Chinese dance.

Ready for our next destination: Des Moines Civic Center, Iowa's largest theater.

As you can see, we can't resist striking a pose wherever we go, whether next to our bus or inside the theater.

One last pose to wrap up today's dance class.

What better than to be welcomed with beautiful handmade bread from our Polish presenters?

On a day off, we went sightseeing in Salzburg, the birth city of Mozart.

Come rain or shine, sleet or snow, we always aim for the sky.

One double-flying swallow flanked by double sky-high side legs. (Pittsburgh's Benedum Center for the Performing Arts)

Dancer Laura Li performs a perfect

While exploring the city, the dancers limbered up to take an

Principal Dancers Kaidi Wu and Linje Huang pose in front of the Alamo, a historic Spanish mission and fortress compound in San Antonio, Texas.

Happy Valentine's Day! Sending you love from the auditorium (and up in the balcony).

No Lantern Festival celebration is complete without sweet round dumplings, known as Tang Yuan (汤圆). Still on tour, we made some ourselves!