Koreas high-energy Yegam Theatre Company returns for Oz-Asia festival AIRTIME: Yegam Theatre Companys Sung-Yul Noh leaps above Seok-Hoon Goo and Seon Kim. Picture: Roy Van Der Vegt. WHEN they leapt and fly-kicked their way through Adelaide in 2010 with their hit show Jump, Koreas Yegam Theatre Company left audiences wondering where they got their energy from. Now they're back in town company manager Lucia Han has revealed their secret - Korean pickled vegetable dish kimchee. "We already went to a barbecue restaurant, Korean style, and ate lots of beef and pork and kimchee - the performers need a lot of energy," she said. The troupe has returned to Adelaide for the OzAsia Festival with Extreme Jump, an updated version of their original show - a zany physical comedy featuring stunning gymnastics, acrobatics and spectacular martial arts moves. Ms Han says Extreme Jump is just like Jump but, well, more extreme. "Our choreography is more powerful, and this year our actors are really extreme martial arts experts, so you can expect more extreme moves on display on the stage," she said. Extreme Jump opens tomorrow at the Festival Theatre and runs until Sunday.