From darkness to light, this modern Korean dance performance follows the journey of the moon — from stillness to celebration, evoking emotion through graceful movement under moonlight.
Dal-i Chaoreuda – Full Moon Rising is a contemporary Korean traditional dance performance exploring the journey from darkness to light, from waiting to joy. Inspired by the transition from a waning moon to a full moon, the work reflects the rhythmic energy and emotional resonance that emerge from the relationship between nature, people, and community.Audiences are invited into a poetic and immersive experience where movement becomes metaphor. The dancers unfold a narrative of transformation through four stages: waiting, transition, communion, and celebration. Each sequence is carefully crafted to echo the pulse of nature and the deeply rooted traditions of Korean cultural expression.Wearing flowing Hanbok and accompanied by the soundscape of traditional Korean instruments, the performers embody both resilience and vulnerability. The choreography draws on centuries-old techniques, reinterpreted through a contemporary lens to express themes of hope, connection, and renewal. The stage becomes a canvas bathed in moonlight, where body and breath awaken emotion.Whether you are new to Korean performing arts or a long-time admirer, Full Moon Rising offers a deeply moving encounter with the beauty of tradition meeting the now.
