Inspired by Sherwood Anderson’s short fiction, "The Triumph of the EGG" was originally created in the MAKING Performing Arts course at Seoul National University, an interdisciplinary, project-based general education class designed. Neither a play, nor a musical, nor a concert, the work merges multiple art forms into an interactive performance where audiences shape the unfolding narrative.

For the symposium, PGVIM students will reinterpret the original concept through a collaborative workshop, exploring new ways to weave Anderson’s imagery into a performance that defies genre boundaries. While rooted in the original SNU production, this version will reflect the PGVIM students’ own cultural perspectives and creative decisions, and will result in a work that is both a continuation and a transformation of the source idea.

As an evolving example of how MAKING Performing Arts can connect creative processes across institutions and cultures, this presentation highlights the potential of process-based, cross-disciplinary education to foster artistic agency in 21st-century learning environments.

Executive Producer

Prof. Sngkn Kim

Seoul National University, South Korea

Sunyul Lee (Clarinet), Eunsam Lee (Soprano), Seyon Won (Haegeum), Boyun Kim (Coordinator), Jisu Lee & Minyoung Chang (Co-producers), Yeojin Kim (Producer)  

Princess Galyani Vadhana Institute of Music, Thailand

Sutasinee Wongjindasak (Piano)

Nichakan Thanarakpokin (Violin)

Teerapat Raksakun (Cello)

Chaiyapat (guitar)

Reeyapon Pathomsuriyaporn (tuba)

Woraphop Rattanasuk (Percussion)

Pichamon Nimana & Jidapa Sunta-raruk (Soprano)

Prach Ruengsri & Aparat Mungthong (Coordinator)