NANTA, the longest-running theatre show in Korean history, tells the story of three cooks working with their manager's clueless nephew for a fast-approaching wedding banquet. The original South Korean performance taking place at the Myeongdong Theatre showcases traditional rhythm incorporated with modern music, sounds of cooking utensils, and loud percussion. The audience can join onstage as a bride or groom at a traditional wedding ceremony or in a dumpling-piling competition.