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"You're late! But the world is just too full of interesting things!"

Gulliver's Travels: Zoom In Out begins with the pure imagination of a child named Bada.

Inside the house, Bada is a giant, bigger than anyone. But the moment she steps outside the door, she finds herself shrunk down to the size of the phone in the palm of her hand.

For Bada, the world beyond the front door is a strange and frightening place — and, at the same time, a field of exploration sparkling with endless curiosity.

Starting from a single dandelion seed, this journey expands vividly across the stage and screen through a phone display, a live camera, and a projector.

The world seen through the lens keeps changing in size, moving freely back and forth across the line between reality and imagination.

Growing bigger, shrinking smaller, vanishing and reappearing again — in these magical, shape-shifting scenes, the audience experiences, together with the child, the astonishing scale of the world she faces and the deep imagination held within it.