Pudasi: The Edinburgh Festival Fringe 2013
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Pudasi is a term used in Jeju pangut, an original Korean performing art which took its origin from a Korean indigenous ritual over 5000 years ago. It has a concept of purifying our mind and wishing happiness of life. Norian Maro recreates Pudasi by accepting the concept and reconstructing it in a contemporary way. With dance, drumming and song, it generates an exciting place where the boundaries between performers and audience can be joyfully crossed in order to boost well-being and happiness. Free Korean tea and rice cakes!
Date: 12 Aug (Mon) ~ 25 Aug (Sun) 10:00
Venue: C venues – C
Genres: Dance and Physical Theatre
Tickets: £4.50~£8.50
The East Foundation is a registered charity (1142886) in the UK. Our charitable objects are to promote, maintain, improve and advance education for the public in the arts and culture of East Asia, in particular but not exclusively the arts of drama, mime, dance, singing and music. 
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