5 Best Non Verbal Shows To See This Fall in Seoul
B-boying and martial arts intertwined with beat boxing and culinary artistry all in one!
NANTA made its debut in 1997 and holds the esteemed title of being the longest running show in Korean history. This exhilarating 100-minute spectacle, centered around the comedic endeavors of four chefs tasked with preparing an entire wedding feast within a mere hour, stands as one of Korea's most beloved musical productions of all time.
The NANTA Theater is situated in Seodaemun, conveniently located by exit 7 of Chungjeongno Subway Station on line 2 & 5. Upon emerging from the exit, a graceful u-turn will bring the Nanta Theater into full view before you.
By clicking on the map, you will discover two locations. The first is for the Chungjeongno Theatre, while the other address is designated for the Myeongdong Theatre. Both venues offer mesmerizing performances of the non-verbal sensation, NANTA.
BIBAP brings forth an exceptionally amusing and enthralling show. Prepare to be astounded, for it combines B-boying and martial arts with beat boxing and culinary mastery all at once!
BIBAP is a nonverbal performance inspired by the quintessential Korean dish, bibimbap, which consists of rice mixed with assorted vegetables and beef.
Embodying the essence of nonverbal artistry, the performers generate the enthralling sounds of preparing bibimbap through beat-boxing, a cappella, and visually demonstrate the motions through an array of b-boying, acrobatics, and martial arts.
Four distinct teams rotate to deliver this limitless musical experience. Rest assured, all teams are exceptionally talented, as My Guide Seoul has borne witness to their incredible performances. It is an unparalleled hour of entertainment in Seoul, and we wholeheartedly recommend attending this extraordinary spectacle!
Since its inception in 2009, BIBAP has graced the stages of prestigious food conferences and illustrious global venues, such as the 2010 Edinburgh Festival Fringe.
Today, BIBAP is hailed as the pioneer of a groundbreaking cultural phenomenon known as EATertainment, perfectly blending the realms of dining and entertainment. Embark upon a culinary journey with this innovative and dynamic performance at Cinecore!
The Music Show Wedding, the freshest addition to Seoul's renowned selection of non-verbal performances, is poised to captivate audiences far and wide. Judging by the overwhelming acclaim received during its recent international tour, this show is destined for tremendous success!
My Guide Seoul has witnessed the wonder of The Music Show Wedding not just once, but twice, and unequivocally adores it! It tells a timeless tale of a budding couple ready to exchange vows, met with fervent objections from the bride's father.
The stage actors are nothing short of phenomenal, showcasing their extraordinary talents by playing their own musical instruments, singing, and dancing in this heartwarming performance. We shall divulge no further details, but we guarantee that you will not regret attending this mesmerizing production.
The show is held Monday - Friday at 8pm, Saturday at 5pm and 8pm, and Sunday at 5pm. The theater doors graciously open one hour prior to the show and remain accessible until 30 minutes after the performance commences.
The Theater is conveniently located near Hongik University Station, line 2, exit 9. Simply refer to the included map for precise directions.
Fanta-Stick beautifully harmonizes diverse performance genres by enhancing the uniquely captivating aspects of non-verbal productions while seamlessly integrating traditional and modern elements, including traditional Korean instruments, digital rhythms, Samulnori (a traditional Korean percussion quartet), and b-boying!
This enthralling show employs both traditional and contemporary, everyday tools, such as those found in an automotive workshop, to create an extraordinary auditory experience. The production showcases a masterful blend of both timeless melodies and modern original compositions.
We firmly believe that the Fanta-Stick storyline is an exceptional fusion of folklore and modern existence, featuring exhilarating dance sequences and mesmerizing multimedia projections. The dancers radiate boundless energy, actively engaging the audience throughout, ensuring that each moment is enchanting and far from dull.
JUMP stands firmly as an absolute must-see for any traveler venturing to Seoul. This awe-inspiring production showcases the art of martial arts through humor, recounting the hilarious misadventures of a house intruder stumbling upon a residence inhabited by martial arts masters. The storyline is straightforward, yet the stunts and dance sequences are nothing short of breathtaking!
Taekwondo, the national sport of Korea, takes center stage and serves as a key component in this theatrical masterpiece. While there may exist other shows of similar nature, it is without a doubt that JUMP reigns as the most sought-after performance of its kind.
Language barriers are effortlessly transcended in this riotously comedic extravaganza, complemented by universal themes. However, there remains an inexplicable element that defies explanation and must be witnessed: an individual scaling a wall and executing three backflips, each surpassing the height of their own body!
JUMP has also mesmerized audiences on the renowned Broadway stage in New York City.
