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Ansan-si Dalmaji Theater, Ansan Arts Center
The Pansori Fairy Tale Concert <Growing Softshell Turtle> is a reinterpretation of 'Sugungga' from the five traditional pansori cycles for children and families. It conveys the excitement of pansori and the charm of our traditional culture through the adventure of a softshell turtle searching for a rabbit to cure the Dragon King's illness.
Ansan-si Dalmaji Theater, Ansan Arts Center
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