It’s in the movements: The story is easy to understand so fret not if you do not understand Korean. There are very few spoken lines and most of the story is conveyed via dance and the actors’ facial expressions and gestures.
TOUTED as a must-see traditional performance of Korea, Miso is a smorgasbord of Korean tradition served to audiences in an 80-minute performance.
No, it is not a play about the Japanese seasoning; miso is a Korean word that means “beautiful smile”.
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