The first group of young performers from U-Theater will be debuting their work this coming weekend, bringing an inspirational kind of experience to the public.

Let's take a sneak peek at their rehearsal, which combines the idea of "Tao" and nature.

Early in the morning in this mountain field a brisk dance takes place including weeding, hand watering, and joyful dancing in nature.

This dance of "Field Hands" is the work of the Youth U-Theater who put three years of study together to create this work with each scene related to their experience with agricultural life.

Six months ago, they planted rice up in the hillside, cultivating the land, nursing the seeds and watering.

It was a difficult process that surprised many, creating lasting memories and inspiration. U Theater training creates performers who are able to dance and create music, as well as having stable moods and the creative energy of youth.

This weekend, the group, with an average of only 20 years old will undertaken a wonderful performance allowing the audience to share their joy associated with planting and harvest, more importantly, witness the excellent future generation of U Theater.