Small Yet Vast World Born from a Child’s ‘Waiting’

In a quiet seaside village, at the Whale Rock, Bada clutches an old baseball glove, “Pong Pong,” while waiting for his father.

“He really promised he would come today!”

But as the sun sets and his friends leave one by one, Bada finds himself alone.

It’s okay. He can play baseball by himself, play tag, and even venture into the belly of a whale!

A distant foghorn sounds… Could it be his father?

A whimsical world unfolds through Nupgeuk (a play performed lying down)!

Energetic actors bring the stage to life with lively movements,

while crumpled corrugated cardboard transforms into imaginative landscapes.

Brilliantly colored paper objects glow under black light,

creating a dazzling spectacle that transports the audience beyond imagination.

A one-of-a-kind K-family play that seamlessly blends 2D and 3D elements!

Join Bada in a heartwarming journey inside the depths of a whale’s belly,

where vibrant life thrives and unforgettable adventures await.

A small but massive world born out of

one child’s wait

A lying-down play that makes the screen burst with playfulness!

The high energy of the lying-down actors and the bumpy texture of the corrugated

cardboard combine to make a delicate and emotional world within the screen.

ʻWait ’ is a melding of 2D and 3D that has never been seen before!

Fluorescent creatures living inside the pitch-black belly of the whale!

Paper objects that glow in a variety of colours under UV light!

A colourful fiesta beyond your imagination presents the audience with unforgettable memories.