World-Renowned Underwater Artist Hydroman to Host Exclusive Performance Workshop at Wave Park
Jaydeep Gohil, aka Hydroman — India's pioneering underwater dancer and Guinness World Record holder — is coming to Korea for an exclusive underwater performance class at Wave Park's Blue Hole Lagoon on May 17, 2026.
In a rare opportunity for Korean divers and water enthusiasts, world-renowned underwater performance artist Hydroman (Jaydeep Gohil) will host an exclusive underwater performance workshop at Wave Park Blue Hole Lagoon on May 17, 2026.
Who is Hydroman?
Jaydeep Gohil, professionally known as Hydroman, is India's first and foremost underwater dancer and a Guinness World Record holder. Hailing from Rajkot, Gujarat, he has captivated audiences worldwide with his breathtaking ability to perform highly complex dance routines entirely underwater — from recreating Michael Jackson's moonwalk on a submerged pool table to performing gravity-defying inverted choreography beneath the surface.
His performances combine extraordinary breath-hold capability with the fluid grace of classical and contemporary dance, creating an art form that exists at the intersection of freediving and performing arts. With over 1 million followers on Instagram, Hydroman has become one of the most recognized underwater performers in the world.
Workshop Details
- Date & Time: May 17, 2026 (Saturday), 11:00 AM
- Location: Wave Park Blue Hole Lagoon, Siheung, Korea
- Fee: $250 (admission fee not included)
- What's Included: Watch Hydroman perform live underwater, learn his 6 signature performance techniques firsthand
- Photo & Video: Professional photography and videography will be provided during the class
What You'll Learn
Participants will have the extraordinary opportunity to watch Hydroman's signature performances live underwater, then learn his six representative performance techniques through direct instruction. This is a hands-on class where participants will practice each movement in the water under Hydroman's personal guidance.
Registration
Spots are limited and will be filled on a first-come, first-served basis by order of payment. If demand exceeds capacity, the workshop will be split into two sessions. Early registration is strongly recommended as this is a rare opportunity to train with one of the world's most celebrated underwater performers.