“Ink possesses five colors, yet from one ink arises a multitude of hues; the vibrant diversity stems from the colorless.” says HUANG Chih-chun.

Interpretations of selected teachings of Daoist Lao Tzu and Zhuang Tzu that are at the heart of the six part work cleverly bring those teachings to life.
Vague and Hazy
The Great Peng Spreads Its Wings
Cook Ding Dissects the Ox and Dance of the Mulberry Grove
Drumming on a Basin and Sing
Zhuang Zhou, Dreamed I was a Butterfly
Dao is Hidden and Nameless,

Reflecting on the concept of "Dao," what is it? Is it the unity of mind and matter or the duality of opposites? Through the deep exploration of the body with Tai Chi movements, we delve into the essence, following the context of form, intention, mind, and energy, exploring Laozi's bodily practices from having a body to being without a body. Artistic director Huang Chih-chun showcases the unique characteristics of U-Theatre's drumming, giant gongs, se, flute, and Tai Chi-guided movements. Director Liu Ruo-yu "Zhuangzi's Dream of the Butterfly" asks, "Who is dreaming?" In exploring multi-dimensional time and space, following the surreal dreams of the performers on stage, it leads the audience into a dimensionless space with Zhuangzi.