Medea is sometimes called one of the most horrific tragedies of humanity, and this theater group uses the name Medea as a means to converge with the idea of mass media. Seongbukdong Bee2gee seeks to deconstruct the original tragedy through the twisted media of our age, which is always a step away from the truth, thereby burying the truth of Medea. It's a piece in which each individual in the audience empathizes with tragedies that can be found in the cruelty of media, expressed through a variety of TV channels. It has been selected as one of the best seven Korean plays of 2012.

Oct. 11 (Fri) 20:00 / Oct. 12 (Sat) 15:00, 18:00 | 70min

Small Hall, Daehangno Arts Theater | Dahak-ro 10-gil 17, Jongno-gu, Seoul

Price 30,000KRW | 50% off

This performance tells the story of twelve singing animals who want to protect the world and a frightening, violent, and selfish dragon who wants to rule the world alone. The twelve animals sing to appease the dragon, and the singing and dancing in this performance leads to audience participation, whereby audience members are encouraged to join in the singing and dancing to "appease the angry dragon" with the twelve singing animal friends. It's a great way for the younger set to enjoy a play by dancing along with the actors, as well as a natural way for them to learn English. The difficulty of the English-language dialogue in the play is set at a level so that even those who are seeing their first English-language play can enjoy it without much trouble.

Oct. 12 (Sat) 13:00, 16:00 | 70min

Latt Childrens Theatre | TUNTUN ENGLISH Bldg. 514-1, Dogok-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul

Prices 44,000KRW | Complimentary Tickets & 50% off

Kamome is a collaborative production between young Korean and Japanese artists. The Korean playwright, SUNG Ki-woong, adapted and recreated Anton Chekhov's The Seagull in the Korean setting of the Joseon Dynasty during the period of Japanese colonization. In addition, the piece was directed by young Japanese director, Tada Junnosuke. The piece centers on the earlier stages of the history of modern plays in both countries, the linguistic characteristics shared by Koreans and Japanese, and the space-time continuum in which the history of modernization and colonization is shared by both nations. Through the use of two languages and attempts at varied perspectives, it is a novel play that will connect with young audiences.

Oct. 5, 12 (Sat) 14:00, 17:00 / Oct. 6 (Sun), 9 (Wed) 15:00 / Oct. 8(Tue), 10-11 (Thu-Fri) 19:30 | 120min

Space111, Doosan Art Center | 270 Yonji-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul

Price 30,000KRW | Complimentary Tickets

This piece weaves together the music, dance, and drama previously seen in the other pieces by the director SEO Jae-hyung, such as Die-Hard Run, the musical The Case of the Missing Crown Prince, and Korean traditional opera Medea, which all demonstrate both sophistication and beauty of form. This piece in particular emphasizes the existence of the "chorus," a key characteristic of ancient Greek drama, and although it is faithful to the original form of the play, it also aspires to successfully transform itself into a modern musical play. The minimal, circular stage, the powerful energy of the male actors who leap across it, and the modern but unforgettable melody will maintain a sense of tension among audience members.

Oct. 9 (Wed) 17:00 / Oct. 10, 11 (Thu, Fri) 20:00 / Oct. 12 (Sat) 15:00, 19:00 | 100min

LG Arts Center | GS Tower, 679 Yeoksam-1 dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul

Price 50,000KRW | 50% off

The Pitmen Painters was hailed as a great success by art critics when it premiered at the Myeongdong Theater in 2010, and it's one of the pieces that has received the most requests for reruns from audiences. The story, which features ordinary miners who become painters through a class on art appreciation, is told through art and raises questions about the value of art. In the process of drawing and discussing, the miners realize how much culture and art enriches their lives and that the meaning they seek in art is found not in the artist but in those who appreciate the art.

Oct. 5, 6, 9, 12 (Wed, Sat, Sun) 15:00 / Oct. 7, 10, 11 (Mon, Thu, Fri) 19:30 | 160min

Myeongdong Theater | 35 Myeongdong-gil, Jung-gu, Seoul

Price R-50,000KRW / S-35,000KRW / A-20,000KRW | 10,000KRW

The second winner of the Byucksan Drama Award, House of a Father is set against the unchanging stage of "father's house" and tells the story of "a father's absence" against the backdrop of a house that is dismantled then rebuilt. Those who stay at father's house will not find any solution to the discord in relationships within the family or with the father, and time passes without anything being solved. However, once the house is rebuilt, each character finds his own sense of stability through conversations with others, and through communion with others each character ultimately finds himself. This piece takes the subtle sensibilities of the absence of fathers of today and draws out new meaning through the staging of the production and use of symbols on stage.

Oct. 5, 6, 9, 12 (Wed, Sat, Sun) 15:00 / Oct. 8, 10, 11 (Tue, Thu, Fri) 20:00 | 120min

Namsan Arts Center | 8-19 Yejang-dong, Jung-gu, Seoul

Price 25,000KRW | 50% off

The tragic figure of Crown Prince Yangnyeong of the Joseon Dynasty has inspired multiple reinterpretations. On the Verge of Going Crazy puts all these interpretations behind in a novel retelling of the story, featuring the cheeky imagination of the writer and the original interpretation of the director. The "faction" genre increases the entertainment value, thanks to the unique conception of the story against the historical backdrop. The parts that were originally expressed through conversation are here expressed through traditional Korean performance art, traditional Korean music (gukak), shadows, and other diverse forms of stage language, devices that are sure to win over the appreciation of international audiences.
First Prize Winner of the Keochang International Festival of Theater KIFT-OFF in 2012
Winner of the Okrang Drama Award
Winner of the Keochang International Festival of Theater Drama Award

Oct. 5, 6, 9, 12 (Wed, Sat, Sun) 15:00 / Oct. 8, 10, 11 (Tue, Thu, Fri) 20:00 | 120min

Seongsoo Art Hall | 43 Ttukseom-ro 1-gil, Seongdong-gu, Seoul

Price 20,000KRW | Complimentary Tickets & 50%off

Sontag is the creation of David Rieff, who dramatized the eponymous autobiography of Susan Sontag, an intellectual icon of the 20th century. It tightly weaves the story of a young, precocious Sontag amid her wanderings as she struggles to discover her academic and sexual identity. As a production of the Builders Association, which is known for its visually striking video and sound, this production unfolds meticulously and beautifully from start to finish through the interaction between the young Sontag on stage and the academic Sontag in the video, and through the superb acting of Moe Angelos, the famous leader of the Five Lesbian Brothers Troupe.

Oct. 5 (Sat) 15:00, 19:00 | 80min

Main Hall, Daehangno Arts Theater | Dahak-ro 10-gil 17, Jongno-gu, Seoul

Price R-40,000KRW / S-30,000KRW | 30% off

This is perhaps the last chance to see the King Lear of Suzuki Tadashi, a living legend of Japanese drama. Suzuki Tadashi is a giant in the theater world with a contemporary perspective of the classics; he invented the Suzuki Method of Actor Training and has had a huge influence on theater worldwide. King Lear, which first debuted in 1994 at the Be Se To Theater Festival, is now celebrating its 20th year and is visiting Korea with a new production.

Oct. 8 (Tue) 20:00 / Oct. 9 (Wed) 15:00, 18:00 | 100min

Main Hall, Arko Arts Theater | 1-111 Dongsung-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul

Price R-40,000KRW / S-30,000KRW / A-20,000KRW | 30% off

The dictionary definition of ggokdoo refers to the crown of the head, and here, GgokDoo sits on the tops of Simbongsa and Bbaengdeok's heads and controls them. GgokDoo is yet another being that controls humanity. In modern society, as living a good life becomes increasingly meaningless, it's quite possible that there is also a GgokDoo on our own heads controlling us...

Oct. 8 (Tue) 20:00 / Oct. 9 (Wed) 18:00 | 60min

Small Hall, Daehangno Arts Theater | Dahak-ro 10-gil 17, Jongno-gu, Seoul

Price 20,000KRW | 50% off

SEOUL DANCE PLATFORM is a showcase program designed to disseminate excellent Korean contemporary dance performances in major venues both domestically and abroad. As well as providing European and Asian delegations and domestic performance venue representatives with the opportunity to truly appreciate the performances for themselves, the SEOUL DANCE PLATFORM 2013 also aims to procure domestic and overseas performance opportunities for the performance groups.

Oct. 9 (Wed) 11:00 | 150min

M Theater | 1166 Gaepo-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul

Price 10,000KRW | Complimentary Tickets

The Nam Young Ho Dance Company, based in Montpellier, France, is focused on exploring the traditional and modern, and differences and similarities, under the themes of unfamiliarity and familiarity that emerge in the conflicts between the self and others. This production explores the philosophical significance of the moon jar in Korean culture as well as the beauty of its form through movement. The harmony of the contemporary music and choreography of the TIMF Ensemble is also something to look forward to experiencing.

Oct. 7 (Mon) 20:00 | 80min

Small Theater DREAM, Gangdong Arts Center | 870, Dongnam-ro(477, Sangil-dong), Gangdong-gu, Seoul

Price R-30,000KRW / S-20,000KRW | 50% off

Krumping is a style of dance that originated in the African-American community of Los Angeles, California. This performance combines the flying gestures of krumping with contemporary choreography. Heddy Maalem, who spent his youth in Algeria, grew up amid violence and chaos. After coming across krump, he described it as a "truly spiritual dance that speaks for those who cannot shout any longer and that pulls out the demons hiding within me." With this dance as the backdrop and contemporary choreography as the color, Maalem fills the stage with a high-energy performance.

Oct. 12 (Sat) 16:00 | 55min

CJ Towol Theater, Seoul Arts Center | Nambusunhwanro 2406, Seocho-gu, Seoul

Prices R-60,000KRW / S-40,000KRW | 50% off

With the dynamism of erupting energy and in the details hidden within, this production showcases a new variation on “The Rite of Spring” with a new youthful sensibility. In Variation S, DJing puts a new spin on Stravinsky's Rite of Spring, and against this music eight dancers dynamically express the sensitive and beautiful seasons. Those who are in the spring of their lives will certainly be able to connect with this performance, while those who are past their prime will be able to reminisce with affection. The dueling consists of 15 pairs of dreamy and energetic choreographed pieces, with teachers dancing with students, singers and dancers, and actors who transcend the gestures of their partnered dancers, as well as a series of other unique meetings.

Oct. 8 (Tue) 20:00 | 55min

CJ Towol Theater, Seoul Arts Center | Nambusunhwanro 2406, Seocho-gu, Seoul

Prices R-60,000KRW / S-40,000KRW | 50% off

SIDance, the festival that has thus lead Korean dancers onto the international stage, is responsible for this program. This is a huge showcase of domestic Korean performances for an audience of both domestic and international planners, festival art directors, and others in the field of theater. It's expected to be an exciting relay not only of prominent, central groups of high caliber and artistry but also of new rising choreographers. The program will be a gift set of sorts, with information and networking about the international stage for the dancers and a series of top-notch performances in one sitting for the audience. The Who's Next? line-up will be announced in the near future.

For further information, visit the website:
http://www.sidance.org/2013english/program/prgm_view.php?num=307

Oct. 09 (Wed) 18:00 | 240min

Small Theater DREAM, Gangdong Arts Center | 870, Dongnam-ro(477, Sangil-dong), Gangdong-gu, Seoul

Price R-30,000KRW / S-20,000KRW | 50% off

SIDance, the festival that has thus lead Korean dancers onto the international stage, is responsible for this program. This is a huge showcase of domestic Korean performances for an audience of both domestic and international planners, festival art directors, and others in the field of theater. It's expected to be an exciting relay not only of prominent, central groups of high caliber and artistry but also of new rising choreographers. The program will be a gift set of sorts, with information and networking about the international stage for the dancers and a series of top-notch performances in one sitting for the audience. The Who's Next? line-up will be announced in the near future.

For further information, visit the website:
http://www.sidance.org/2013english/program/prgm_view.php?num=307

Small Theater DREAM, Gangdong Arts Center | 870, Dongnam-ro(477, Sangil-dong), Gangdong-gu, Seoul

Price R-30,000KRW / S-20,000KRW | 50% off

Rhythm of Human (Ambiguous Dance Company) is a new production from ambiguous dark horse Kim Bo-ram. In the relationship between the body and dance, there's a certain rhythm. We each have a rhythm of our own within our own lives. It's merely that we cannot feel it. This production finds the rhythm in the flow of life and tells a story about the ups and downs of life. We all live as though in a dance.
Matastasis of Being (Younpuleum Project Group) — I was born in a society that sees the youth of women as power. Becoming older does not mean becoming more powerful. I exist in this world as a woman. In this production we see how the Younpuleum Project Group tells the story of aging women, and the stories of those who exist on earth as the oppressed.

Oct. 8 (Tue) 20:00 / Oct. 9 (Wed) 16:00 | 80min

Main Hall, Daehangno Arts Theater | Dahak-ro 10-gil 17, Jongno-gu, Seoul

Price R-40,000KRW / S-30,000KRW | Complimentary Tickets & 50% off

A story of a life underwater and the love within.
"A dance-documentary" that tackles the socio-political issue of ecological refugees, Sfumato is a story of those who lost everything through a natural disaster and had no choice but to leave their homes.
Inspired by one of Leonardo da Vinci's canonical modes of painting, this production imitates "smoke without lines or contours", toning down the limits of the body, and the water that pours down like a storm, which creates a stage of its own regardless of the movement of the dancers.

Oct.12 (Sat) 18:00 | 75min

Main Hall, Arko Arts Theater | 1-111 Dongsung-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul

Price R-40,000KRW / S-30,000KRW / A-20,000KRW | 30% off

Ballet, like a painting! The sad love contained within! L'Arlésienne, a ballet based on the eponymous play by Alphonse Daudet, the power of the movie "White Night", Le jeune homme et la mort, and the provocative Carmen, the aspirations of many a ballerina.
Here we see three pieces from genius choreographer Roland Petit, called "the magician of living dance.” The three pieces presented here with scintillating genius and extraordinary novelty have left an indelible mark on contemporary ballet. These are the last pieces that Roland Petit presented in Korea before he passed away in 2011.

Oct.11 (Fri) 19:30 / Oct.12 (Sat) 14:00 | 120min

Opera Theater, Seoul Arts Center | Nambusunhwanro 2406, Seocho-gu, Seoul

Price R-60,000KRW | Complimentary Tickets

Zandari Festa, taking its name from the old name of the Seogyo-dong area, Lower Jandari (Seosegyo), is a local festival that merges the unique culture of Hongdae and its community infrastructure. Artists created the festival along with the leaders of indie/independent culture, and all of the participants are also the stars, creating a free and vibrant atmosphere where the rigid and conformist are unwelcome. With four to six teams of musicians performing at various clubs, cafes, and venues in the Hongdae area, you can enjoy live performances from about 200 different groups.
※ By using a one-day pass you can receive admission into all participating venues.

Oct. 11, 12 (Fri, Sat) 17:00-24:00 | Various upto Club

Music Venue, Live Club & Cafes around Hongik Univ.

Price 1day 20,000KRW | Complimentary Tickets & 50% off

Taking the five madang, or episodes, of pansori as motifs, this production features a distinctly Korean form of humor and parody. This can be seen as a gukak (traditional Korea music) concert that contains one story bringing together various pansori batang that ProjectRock has reinterpreted according to its distinct reggae and disco influences. This performance is expected to be a concert of communication with the audience, who will be able to feel a unique joy at the five pansori batang videos.

Oct. 12 (Sat) | 20:00 | 100min

Baekam Art Hall | 170-5 Samseong-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul

Price 30,000KRW | Complimentary Tickets

With the BBC Symphony Orchestra, which has been active for 24 years (since 1989), Sir Andrew Davis, and the violist of warm melodies, Richard Yongjae O'Neill, this stage, consisting purely of pieces by British composers, will offer audiences a chance to experience high-quality British sound.
· Conductor: Sir Andrew Davis
· Featuring: Richard Yongjae O'Neill
· Program: Elgar - Pomp and Circumstance March No.1, Walton - Viola Concerto, Britten - Four Sea Interludes, Elgar - Enigma Variations

Oct. 8 (Tue) 20:00 | 120min

Concert Hall, Seoul Arts Center | Nambusunhwanro 2406, Seocho-gu, Seoul

Price R-250,000KRW / S-200,000KRW / A-150,000KRW / B-100,000KRW / C- 50,000KRW | 20% off

In celebration of the 20th anniversary of the creation of Noreum Machi, this production seeks to tell a story of Korean music in the present, which is currently receiving world attention with its musical structure, based on tradition but also using contemporaneous interpretation. With songs that represent a further development from the existing Noreum Machi repertoire and archives of photos and videos, this is a new style of Noreum Machi concert, imbued with storytelling, that tells the story of Noreum Machi and its development during the past 20 years.
※ Special Guest - HA Yong-bu, Holder of an Intangible Cultural Heritage designation.

Oct. 5 (Sat) 17:00 | 90min

Main Hall HAE, National Theater of Korea | 59 Jangchungdan-ro, Jung-gu, Seoul

Price R 50,000KRW / S 30,000KRW | Complimentary Tickets & 50% off

A festival where citizens can sit back, relax, and enjoy traditional culture. The traditional performance groups to be featured were selected through a competition, and with the Namsadang Nori Preservation Society, Important Intangible Cultural Asset No. 3 and a registered UNESCO Masterpiece of the Oral and Intangible Heritage of Humanity, Korean traditional tightrope walker KWON Won-tae and the National Gukak Center Art Company star together and showcase original performances and Korea's representative traditional performances.
Oct.05 Korean Traditional Percussion Group U-so, with the excellence and excitement of Korean traditional music as a foundation, adds modern rhythms and musical language to move and entertain the audience.
Oct.12 The Greatest Masque is a youthful and passionate tal, or traditional Korean mask dance troupe, that consists of three performers of the Bongsan Tal Dance, Goseong Ogwangdae, and Haehoe byeongsing uttal Nori.

Oct. 5, 12 (Sat) 19:00 | 105min

Yeonhui Madang, National Gugak Center | 2364, Nambusunhwanno, Seocho-gu, Seoul

Free | Complimentary Tickets

The Seoul Arts Center Classic Stars Series, a concert series that will debut in October, will feature beloved classic stars including string quartets, piano trios, flute ensembles, duets for a festival of chamber music.
Oct. 10 String Quartet - Novus Quartet
Oct. 11 Baritone SEO Jung-hak

Oct. 10, 11 (Thu, Fri) 20:00 | 120min

IBK Chamber Hall, Seoul Arts Center | Nambusunhwanro 2406, Seocho-gu, Seoul

Price R 40,000KRW / S 30,000KRW | 40% off

10.10(Thu)   10.11(Fri)

This matinee-style concert is composed of legendary pieces and presents an opportunity to connect with classical pieces in a friendly setting. It's a matinee concert that takes place in the morning hours, for those who might find it difficult to make it in the evening.

Oct. 10 (Thu) 11:00 | 120min

Concert Hall, Seoul Arts Center | Nambusunhwanro 2406, Seocho-gu, Seoul

Price Standard 30,000KRW | 20% off

This performance is an arena for creative art where contemporary music groups from around the world can connect and collaborate with artists. CHIN Un-suk, composer-in-residence at the Seoul Philharmonic Orchestra, has been organizing exhibitions, featuring installation art, master classes, and seminars, premiering new pieces from both Korea and overseas, and has held public lectures as part of a planned contemporary music project since 2006. Ars Nova contributes to discovering and nurturing the next great musicians, invigorating the creative arts, and expanding the scope of contemporary music — the music of our age. This time, built around the theme of "Music and Color," the program will feature the New York Philharmonic, the Royal Concertgebouw Orchestra and Triatan Murail's concerto "The Disenchantment of the World," performed by Cédric Tiberghien as the opening piece. Conductor Thierry Fischer will present a variety of contemporary pieces, including those by Righetti, Messiaen, and Dutilleux.

Oct. 9 (Wed) 19:30 / Oct. 11 (Fri) 20:00 | 90min

Oct. 9 (Wed) : Chamber Hall, Sejong Center

Oct. 11 (Fri) : Concert Hall, Seoul Arts Center

Concert Hall, Seoul Arts Center | Nambusunhwanro 2406, Seocho-gu, Seoul

Price R 30,000KRW / S 20,000KRW / ATJR 10,000KRW | 50% off

Chamber Hall, Sejong Center Concert Hall, Seoul Arts Center

The opera Parsifal, Wagner's last masterpiece, containing the spirit of his art YOUN Kwang-chul, a Wagner singer and hailed as the best bass in the opera world, will be playing Gurnemanz in this production of Parsifal to greet domestic opera fans. With veteran conductor Lothar Zagrosek and respected Wagner director Philippe Arlaud involved, this production is expected to go down in Korean opera history as one of the best productions of Wagner by the Korea National Opera, successfully expressing the unconditional and noble artistic spirit of Wagner on stage.

Oct. 5 (Sat) 16:00 | 315min

Opera Theater, Seoul Arts Center | Nambusunhwanro 2406, Seocho-gu, Seoul

Price A 80,000KRW | Complimentary Tickets

The former Seoul Station was recently restored to its former appearance of 1925 when it was first constructed. It now serves as a cultural space under the moniker Culture Station Seoul 284, and its RTO (Railroad Transportation Office) Performance Hall currently serves as a space for art exhibitions and presentations of various genres. Culture Station Seoul 284’s Art Platform is a planned program that runs on the second weekend of every month. It’s a performing arts program that provides commentary for better understanding of and appreciation for various genres of contemporary art.

Oct. 10, 11 (Thu, Fri) 20:00 / Oct. 12 (Sat) 17:00 | 60min

RTO Performance Hall, Culture Station Seoul 284 | 1 Tongil-ro, Jung-gu, Seoul

Free | Complimentary Tickets

The powerful rhythm of percussion instruments that make one’s heart pound
The strains of beautiful traditional Korean music that move the emotions
Through a face-off between master percussionists and performers, this production is set to be contagiously exciting. The greatest upgrade of traditional Korean music in history, Fanta-Stick will be the greatest exclamation you can imagine, and it will live up to its name as the first live traditional Korean music show with a top-notch performance.

Oct. 5 (Sat), 7 (Mon), 11 (Fri) 17:00, 20:00 / Oct. 6 (Sun), 8-10 (Tue-Thu), 12 (Sat) 17:00 | 80min

Fanta-Stick Theatre | Kyunghyang Art Hill 2F, 22 Jeong-dong, Jung-gu, Seoul

Prices R-50,000KRW | 80% off

The Korean Diaspora—A Life of Wandering
Here we discover the anachronism of Mullae-dong, a space of migration, visually, physically, historically, and with our senses. And with that mode of expression, Studio M30 pursues the creation of visual dramas, installation art in real time, live DJing using soundscapes, and documentary-like movement with collaborative projects. This piece features art with the body but not language; that is, it drives the drama by using real labor and movement, provoking unique dramatic enjoyment among audience members while simultaneously leaving enough space to emphasize its themes of the characteristics of location and a wandering life.

Oct. 5, 6 (Sat, Sun) 19:00 | 60min

Studio M30, Seoul Art Space Mullae | 30 Mullae-dong 1ga, Yeongdeungpo-gu, Seoul

Prices 20,000KRW | Complimentary Tickets 50% off

This production focuses on the independence movement activists and revolutionaries of the Joseon Dynasty and the revolutionaries who responded to the call of history during the period of Japanese colonization. Many of these revolutionaries came to a lonely end, and despite the fact that they risked their lives and had their personal lives torn apart, ended up tangled in a web of betrayals and contradictions. After their deaths, it remains difficult to ascertain what was true and what was a lie, and they disappeared in this whirlwind of speculation. These hidden figures, with their hidden and twisted lives, compartmentalized in a section of history, call out to us now in 2013 through this production. Life is a production that attempts to accompany these figures on their journeys to their eternal resting places, a production that examines their end and attempts to make sense of it.

Oct. 6 (Sun) 19:00 / Oct. 7, 8 (Mon, Tue) 20:00 / Oct. 9 (Wed) 16:00 | 90min

Small Hall, Arko Arts Theater | 1-111 Dongsung-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul

Price 30,000KRW | 50% off

Making Korean sound art history, sound artist CHOE Swann's piece Lenard's Measure is based on German physicist Philipp Lenard’s experiment that eventually became the foundation for the theory of parallel universes. CHOE creates a show imagined from concepts built on other concepts such as that of "musique d’ameublement" or "soundscapes" about music in a virtual world, and space with rock band music, video, text and more. The audience, in a small studio space rather than a large venue, will experience the eternity of space and the imagination of sound reaching beyond the limited space of the studio.

Oct. 10 (Thu) 20:00 | 60min

L-Space, LIG Art Hall | LIG tower, 649-11, Yeoksam-dong, Gangnam-gu, Seoul

Free | Complimentary Tickets

In today's world, where looking good and looking powerful is important, this production proposes that only if you come to terms with what you are can you have true communication, expressing this idea effectively through video, music, subtitles, special effects, and live performances. It proposes that in a world where everything is subject to being torn down and fixed, if you want a genuine encounter, then it might be more important to tune into, and fix and heal your mind. If you want to live a glamorous life, then tuning is the true path! This is TuningWorld. The head foremen and the workers succeed in customer satisfaction, perfectly tuning everything put before them. One day, a new customer visits TuningWorld...

Oct. 5, 12 (Sat) 13:00, 15:00, 17:00, 19:00 / Oct. 6 (Sun), 9 (Wed) 14:00, 16:00, 18:00 / Oct. 7, 8, 10, 11(Mon, Tue, Thu, Fri) 16:30, 19:30 | 80min

Maronie Theatre | 130-47 Dongsung-dong, Jongno-gu, Seoul

Prices 35,000KRW | 15,000KRW

This program consists of customized performances that take a broad range of tastes into consideration, including audiences that are seeing traditional Korean music for the first time, international audiences and ardent fans.
Oct.05 Haeryeong, Pirisanjo, Hyangbalmu, Yeominrak, Sunabui (Composed by Lee Sang-gyu), Seungmu (LeeMaebang style), SamulNori (Honam Garak)
Oct.12 Daechuita, Sinawi, Chunaengjeon, GayageumByeongchang, MonggeumpoTaryeong, Gasa (Eobusa), Mugo

Oct. 5, 12 (Sat) 16:00 | 70min

Umyeon-dang, National Gugak Center | 2364, Nambusunhwanno, Seocho-gu, Seoul

Price 10,000KRW | 50% off