사회적 거리두기로 볼 수 있는 '어린이 날' 공연은?

Tomorrow, South Korea celebrates Children's Day.
Normally, parents take their kids out to fun places like the zoo and the theater.
This year, many of those places are still closed, of course, but some have made special arrangements, like an opera show for children.
Kim Sung-min reports.
Baby unicorns dance in harmony to entertain kids.
They tell the story of Nemorino, who drinks a mysterious potion he bought off a con artist.
This is the famous opera 'The Elixir of Love' adapted for children over four years old.
"This is a live show where kids can interact with the performers. We arranged the seats to be distanced 2-meters apart from each other."
Children can learn about opera in a fun and easy way as they sing and dance along with the actors.
"Hey friends, it must be very boring staying at home due to the coronavirus. Here, you can enjoy dancing and singing so please come and watch 'PuPu Island'"
Want to learn more about Mozart?
This show tells the stories behind operas like 'The Marriage of Figaro' and 'The Magic Flute'... while performers sing beautiful harmonies.
"Many children are staying home, and are not allowed to go to school. So during this period I believe our show could provide them with some excitement."
The performance is scheduled for four times this year and Seoul Metropolitan Opera will livestream their show on Children's Day.
As well as music, you can also see a private art exhibition by 6-year-old artist, Leonardo Pastrana.
Unique color combinations and his creative perspective will allow you to get away from your busy life.
Familiar movie heroes appear somewhat different at the Robot Art Factory.
Iron Man has gained weight and Robot Taekwon V is fully painted in silver.
Exploring art inspired by famous figures will allow parents to share stories with their children.
Kim Sung-min, Arirang News