Jeju NANTA

To fight this means to fight like a boxing match. Nanta, which is based on the melody of Siwu Percussion, is Korea's earliest Non-VerbalPerformance. Using all the percussion instruments to express rich themes, this is a combination of Korean melodies and Western performances. The stage of the work is a large kitchen, showing the process of four chefs preparing a wedding meal. Common pans, griddles, and dishes in the kitchen are musical instruments. The overall melody is the rhythm of the four-object percussion, which is very exciting and cheerful, with occasional dish-throwing acrobatics. During performances, actors throw balls at the audience or invite the audience to the stage. This is not a passive performance just sitting and watching, but an active performance in which the audience and the actors beat the beat together. The big feature of Nanta is that there are no lines. All foreigners can enjoy the show beyond language barriers. The audience and the actors can be integrated only through expressions and melody. The audience can get a kind of satisfaction from the actors who happily beat the instruments. But because there are no lines, it may be boring and boring. Therefore, Nanta has been constantly pursuing changes since the first performance, and even if you watch it many times, you will not feel bored. "Nanta Show" has a history of 15 years since its successful premiere in 1997. In 1999, he participated in the Edinburgh Fringe Festival in the United Kingdom and was well received. After that, he successfully performed overseas performances in the United Kingdom, Germany, Austria, Italy, Japan, Singapore, the Netherlands and Australia and other countries, and finally settled on Broadway in New York. "Nanta Show" has over 7.4 million viewers so far. And it has toured in Beijing, Shanghai, Qingdao and other cities.