An adventure through Antarctica and the cosmos told through puppetry, shadow and light South Korea In Antarctica, where white nights have arrived, Ann searches for meteorites. In a vast world of ice and light, she encounters unexpected creatures – penguins, skuas and others along the way – and begins to wonder what truly matters. Through puppetry, shadow play and constellations of light projected across a white sky, the stage transforms into a living, breathing universe. As Ann's journey unfolds, the striking Antarctic landscape becomes a backdrop for something deeper – a gentle exploration of connection, change and our place in the world. The adventure doesn’t stop when the performance ends. Thanks to a special collaboration with the Korea Polar Research Institute, you’ll have the chance to see and carefully touch real meteorites collected in Antarctica. Explore the meteorites up close and discover more about these remarkable objects. This program is supported by the Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism, Korea and the Korean Foundation for International Cultural Exchange as part of the Touring K-Arts project. Sydney Opera House presents a Trunk Theatre Project and Korean Cultural Centre Australia production
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