Anseong Namsadang Baudeogi Pungmul Troupe Regular Performance 'Gombaeng-i Teotda'
Info
- Location
- Anseong Namsadang Performance Hall
- Price
- - Adults 12,000 KRW - Youth 6,000 KRW - Children 3,000 KRW ※ Anseong citizens, seniors discount 50%
- Tel
- 031-678-2518
About the Festival
The Anseong Namsadang Baudeogi Pungmul Troupe's regular performance is Anseong City's representative cultural content, ongoing since 2003. In 2026, the Anseong City Namsadang Baudeogi Pungmul Troupe, representing Anseong City, will present its regular performance 'Gombaeng-i Teotda' under the subtitle 'Excitement of the Market, Shaking Gyeongbokgung Palace!'. This performance reinterprets the essence of Namsadang Nori's six acts with a modern flair. The performance takes place every Saturday and Sunday at 2 PM at the Anseong Namsadang Performance Hall, lasting approximately 90 minutes. It is full of diverse attractions, including lively Pungmul (traditional Korean music and dance) with taepyeongso and kkwaenggwari, Eo-reum (tightrope walking) featuring thrilling acrobatics and witty banter on a 3-meter high rope, Beona (plate spinning), and Salpan (tumbling).
About the Festival
- Main Program: Pungmul Troupe Performance Anseong Namsadang Nori's Six Acts (Pungmul, Eoreum, Beona, Salpan, Deotboegi, Deolmi) ▸(Pungmul) Composed of lively rhythms and movements using instruments such as taepyeongso, kkwaenggwari, jing, janggu, buk, and sogo. ▸(Eoreum) A humor-filled performance of splendid acrobatics and witty banter on a 3m high, 10m long rope. ▸(Beona) The skill of spinning a winnowing basket or bowl with a cherry tree stick or tobacco pipe. ▸(Salpan) Acrobatics similar to tumbling, utilizing the body. ▸(Deotboegi) A mask play derived from the meaning of wearing a mask and watching. ▸(Deolmi) Named for holding the nape of the neck of a wooden puppet, it is a traditional Korean puppet show.
Program Information
- Main Program: Pungmul Troupe Performance Anseong Namsadang Nori's Six Acts (Pungmul, Eoreum, Beona, Salpan, Deotboegi, Deolmi) ▸(Pungmul) Composed of lively rhythms and movements using instruments such as taepyeongso, kkwaenggwari, jing, janggu, buk, and sogo. ▸(Eoreum) A humor-filled performance of splendid acrobatics and witty banter on a 3m high, 10m long rope. ▸(Beona) The skill of spinning a winnowing basket or bowl with a cherry tree stick or tobacco pipe. ▸(Salpan) Acrobatics similar to tumbling, utilizing the body. ▸(Deotboegi) A mask play derived from the meaning of wearing a mask and watching. ▸(Deolmi) Named for holding the nape of the neck of a wooden puppet, it is a traditional Korean puppet show.
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