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"...Choy...juxtapose[s] the contemporary and the timeless."
The Washington Post
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"Peggy Choy, dancer and choreographer, presents sensitive and difficult subject matter in s a way that even while it is sad and painful, it expresses and evokes a sweet poignancy that reconciles and heals; madness and pain become bearable. This of course is the function of all great art."
Dan Wagoner, Choreographer
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"As a performer…Choy shows absolutely superb control."
The Capital Times
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"Throughout the performance, an expression of stark truth showed on her face, delicate, at peace, yet earnest. …[E]ach dance piece was like a photographic image, clicked with a loud bang, imprinted on my memory."
Asian American Arts Alliance
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"Choy's work, intelligent in its construction and passionate in its delivery, brings the anguish of untold histories to life."
Niko Magazine
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"Her perfection and tenacity exuberantly carves out a unique individual path toward super stardom… I have been to her performances…and sat there mesmerized… She is an inspiration. [Having] …seen many dance companies from all over the world…Ms. Choy rates with the best of them."
Richard Davis, Jazz Bassist
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"ORACLES has…a cohesiveness and unity…total commitment and power… Each time I see PASSAGE OF ORACLES, I discover something new…"
Michael Goldberg
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"…powerful and moving...SEUNG HWA…uses the deep emotion in these experiences to move beyond tragedy, and into a state of clarity, beauty, and dignity."
The Asian New Yorker
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"Her expertise was a valued asset to our students and her knowledge of dance is quite impressive. As a teacher she is versatile, and can teach a wide variety of dance styles, as well as martial arts. Our faculty members were impressed with the rapport she established with our students. …She could easily adjust her methods to varying levels of experience. It was obvious that she possesses a strong, natural gift for teaching."
Richard Baxter, Director of Special Events, Saint Mary's College, Moreau Center for the Arts, commenting on Choy's "Passage of Oracles" performance and teaching residency, St. Mary's College, Notre Dame, Indiana
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