Photo: Culture Bridge Seoul Donghwa Mun National Theatre
'Ae-ong Yat-dan,' a fusion of humanities and traditional art, will be performed at Seoul Donghwamun National Theater in October.
Key points
•'Ae-ong Yat-dan' performance: humanities and traditional art fusion
•Jin Ok-seop direction: integrated historical, cultural, and artistic stage
•30,000 won per seat: exploring fish stories from ancient texts
Seoul Donghwamun National Theater, established in 2016 to showcase traditional culture around Changdeokgung palace, is set to present 'Ae-ong Yat-dan,' a program centered on the 2500-year-old fish stories of East Asia, featuring humanities talks and performances including Gobang Geogari dance and Taepyeongmu.
The performance will explore life and culture in ancient times through texts about fish, with dances by Choi Myung-hee and Kim Mi-young, and a dialogue session hosted by Lee Hae-gyeong and Kim Gil-hyo. Jin Ok-seop is directing the show, which integrates history, literature, nature, and art.
All seats cost 30,000 won and tickets can be purchased on the theater's website.
