2 Best Performing Arts in Jeju-do, South Korea

Built in 1988, the Center has a massive 902-seat theater for major performances and two smaller theaters. There's also an exhibition hall that hosts a number of international events. Come to watch free movies, brass or wind ensembles, choir performances or pop in the check out a photography or amateur painting exhibit. Prices and show times vary so check the local listings.

The internationally acclaimed, non-verbal, musical performance of NANTA is the most famous show to come from Korea. Actors play cooks preparing a wedding banquet and use their kitchen utensils as musical instruments. The traditional Korean beats mixed with international music makes for a lively and entertaining performance. Stage actors mingle and get the audience involved as well.