A stage photo of modern Tibetan dance drama "Shambhala"

The drama combines the traditional Tibetan folk dancing and some elements of modern choreography. There is no clear narrative line in the drama. Instead, kites, strings and other symbolic objects are used and worshipped by the dancers in the drama.

"I have left so much space in the drama for our audience to make their own story. A good drama is created by both the director and the audience. Just like saying that a thousand eyes of the audience can conjure a thousand Hamlets," said Wanma.

Jeon In-Kyong, one of the spectators, said that the play reminded him of the pleasure, anger, sorrow and joy in his life. " Then I feel inner peace and forget the daily hassles after watching the drama," he said.

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