• PAMS CHOICE
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PAMS Link is a platform that introduces a wide variety of productions taking place alongside PAMS. Featuring contests, cooperative festival programs and performances planned in coordination with partner organizations, PAMS Link expands the reach of PAMS, offering an experience of the diverse spectrum and solid infrastructure of Korean performing arts. In this way, PAMS aims to facilitate connections between participants and provide greater networking opportunities.

PAMS LINK DAEHANGNO CHOICE PERFORMANCES

Genre	Title	Company	Date	Place
Theater	Almost Electra	Theatre Company DO	10/19(Thu)-10/22(Sun)	Arts Space Orda
	In the classic Electra story, 'revenge' is a definite definition and a duty to be performed right away. However, the rewritten characters of this do not act for the revenge they have to shout and perform. There is a non-regular worker, Electra, with his hands and feet bound together for a long time. As long as the obligation to act was blurred, Electra became lethargic as an excuse for her condition. With daily wages as a class and buried in a pile of bills, 'everyday life' delays the duty of Electra. Today, the anger of this age does not rush toward the 'right of revenge.' The new Electra is a temporary worker with hands and feet bound together. Her long awaited revenge and her unimproved circumstances made her lethargy. This is ours nowadays. Date Oct 19(Thu)-Oct 20(Fri) 20:00 Oct 21(Sat)-Oct 22(Sun) 15:00 Venue Arts Space Orda Running time 90min. Price 10,000won (70% off, Reg. 30,000won)
	Asia Culture Center Showcase	Asia Culture Institute	10/18(Wed)	Jongno Children‘s Theater
	The Asia Culture Center(ACC) is an international arts and culture exchange organization where the cultural assets of Asia are recreated into the new cultural contents through the process of research, creation and production. Participating in the PAMS 2017, the ACC presents the contents for the young audiences created with the Asian contents. , , Date Oct 18(Wed) 14:30 Venue Jongno Children‘s Theater Running time 100min. Price Free of Charge
	Watching U…	Cinematic Theatre Ltd.	10/17(Tue)-10/18(Wed)	Minsong Arts Hall (Theater1)
	Full of surprise and pain, “Watching U…” is a moving yet intriguing love story which deeply investigates into what is real-self via an experimental study. The story tells a young philosophy student leases his open-studio unit to a young woman. He doesn’t intervene in her life until she attempts suicide in the unit. He tries to comfort her and kiss her. But when she discovers what is real … Date Oct 17(Tue)-Oct 18(Wed) 19:30 Venue Minsong Arts Hall (Theater1) Running time 90min. Price 10,000won
	BACKSTAGE	Spring Glory Cantonese Opera Workshop	10/15(Sun)-10/16(Mon)	Minsong Arts Hall (Theater2)
	Cantonese opera was inscribed onto the UNESCO Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity in 2009. The performance is a modern drama taking place at the backstage of a Cantonese opera. Through this entertaining show, the audience will be introduced to the dazzling costumes, unique make-up, stylized movements, intricate choreography of fighting rehearsals, and beautiful instrumental and vocal techniques of Hong Kong's most indigenous form of performing arts. Led by maestro Mr. Yuen Siu Fai, the Spring Glory Troupe will also stage an excerpt scene from the famous traditional opera " Scramble for Umbrella". Most dialogue of the drama will be in English while the excerpt will be sung in Chinese. Subtitles in English and Chinese are available throughout the performance. Date Oct 15(Sun)-Oct 16(Mon) 19:30 Venue Minsong Arts Hall (Theater2) Running time 140min. Price 10,000won (70% off, Reg. 30,000won)
	Arena	Utopia Cantonese Opera Workshop	10/21(Sat)-10/22(Sun)	Minsong Arts Hall (Theater1)
	Cantonese opera was inscribed onto the UNESCO Representative List of the Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity in 2009. Like all versions of Chinese opera, it is a traditional Chinese art form, involving music, singing, martial arts, acrobatics, and acting. This story on stage, inevitably a mixture of facts and fiction, traces HON Seon’s footprints in the last 24 hours of his life, who was praised as the “soldier transcendent” and the “god of war”. Date Oct 6(Thur.)~7(Fri.), 20:00 Oct 8(Sat.)~9(Sun.), 15:00 Venue Minsong Arts Hall (Theater1) Running time 150min. Price 10,000won
	Bicycle	Mokwha Repertory Company	10/20(Fri)-10/22(Sun)	Small Hall, ARKO Arts Theater
	<The Bicycle&rt; begins with Yoon, SeoGi who shows Gu, SeoGi his leave of absence for 42 days revealing his reason of absence. The story is developed by telling Gu, SeoGi who saw the absurd and illogical statement of reason by Yoon, SeoGi about the staggered experience of reality and illusion through ‘that night’ when the accident happened. The play switches freely not depending on the story with changing causality of time and space but according to the flowing direction of consciousness of Yoon, SeoGi. of Oh, TaeSeok testifies the past flashback of the author with very objective and elaborated language without any emotional lingering imagery. However, the play largely resonances the heart of a person who sees and hears, which well describes a true appearance and identity of Korean as the play consists of realistic and concise language. The play exactly discerns the inner world beyond the superficial description of Korean. Date Oct 20(Fri) 20:00, Oct 21(Sat)-Oct 22(Sun) 16:00 Venue Small Hall, ARKO Arts Theater Running time 90min. Price Free(100% off) / 15,000won (50% off) by order of arrival
	Sharing Emotions Project - BETWEEN	Project Group Woon	10/14(Sat)-10/15(Sun)	Foxstar Theater
	The experience play "Between" easily approaches people through art and pursues inner healing effects through intense emotional exchanges. Date Oct 14(Sat) 15:00, 19:00, Oct 15(Sun) 15:00 Venue Foxstar Theater Running time 70min. Price Free of Charge
	Chosun palace secret story and return version [I laugh even if I die]	Theatre and Stage	10/17(Tue)	Naon Theater
	This work is the work of reconstructing the scandalous life of a king in the background of the Joseon Dynasty by imagination, which is a disease that can not control laughter by himself, that is, a laughing dying disease (parka disease). Date Oct 17(Tue) 19:00, 20:00 Venue Naon Theater Running time 40min. Price Free of Charge
Musical	Musical <BATHMAN>	SangSang MARU	10/14(Sat)-10/22(Sun) Mon off	Dream Arts Center (Theater3)
	The Baeksultang (it means White Sugar) is a men's only sauna for three generations. Recently, Modern and Luxury saunas opened nearby and people do not find it anymore. It's not end. As the mortgage expired, the Baeksultang is in danger of being seized. When Mr.Park (owner of this sauna), Jangnam (Bath Master), Guihyun (Jangnam’s disciple) are looking for a way to overcome this crisis, Mysterious new comer called Julio appeared… How do they overcome this crisis? Date Oct 14(Sat)-Oct 22(Sun) Weekday 20:00 / Sat 15:00, 19:00 / Sun 14:00, 18:00 / Mon off Venue Dream Arts Center (Theater3) Running time 100min. Price 20,000won (60% off, Reg. 50,000won)
	The Goddess Is Watching	Theater Yeonwoo Company	10/14(Sat)-10/22(Sun) Mon off	Uniplex (Theater1)
	During the korean War, Captain Youngbeom boards a deportation vessel on a mission to transfer some North Korean soldiers to a POW camp. A mutiny breaks out on the way and bad weather forces the ship to land on a deserted island. Sunho is the only person who can repair the broken ship, but he is having a hard time pulling himself together due to a traumatic experience during the war. As time passes, the soldiers slowly turn barbaric and survival is their only goal. In order to help Sunho repair the ship, they launch the “Goddess is watching”project and come up with some common rules for the made up Goddess. Date Weekday 20:00 / Sat, Sun 14:00, 17:30 / Mon off Venue Uniplex (Theater1) Running time 110min. Price Free of Charge (Reg. R. 77,000won / S. 66,000won / A. 55,000won)
Music	Collectif9/Showcase	The Bridge Company	10/18(Wed)	Seoul Jazz Academy HALL
	<Program&rt; Béla Bartok Gabriel Prokofiev Gustav Mahler Taraf de Haidouks Date Oct 18(Wed) 17:00, 18:30 Venue Seoul Jazz Academy HALL Running time 40min. Price Free of Charge
Multi- disciplinary	2017 Korea Mime Festival	Korea Mime Council	10/18(Wed)-10/22(Sun)	Dongyang Arts Center, Marronier Park Etc. Daehangno Area (Outdoor)
	29th Korea Mime Festival which is matchless and authentic in Korea focusing on the myogenicity and the basis of the body in 2017 Date Oct 18(Wed)-Oct 19(Thu) 20:00, Oct 20(Fri) 19:30, Oct 21(Sat) 11:00, 19:00, Oct 22(Sun) 11:00, 16:00 Venue Dongyang Arts Center, Marronier Park Etc. Daehangno Area (Outdoor) Running time 60min. Price 15,000won (50% off, Reg. 30,000won)
	Beggumadang pungmulgut ‘oullim’	Noripae-Beggumadang	10/16(Mon)	Naon Theater
	A pungmulgeug (folk drama) with Ogwangdae (folk art from Gyeongnam province), Hwacheon nongak (traditional Korean music which used to be performed by farmers), B-boying, rap, comic talk, and Beggumadang's signature high spirits. Performance based on Daebal's family story of conflict and reconciliation between generations and within family. Date Oct 16(Mon) 20:00 Venue Naon Theater Running time 70min. Price Free of Charge
	Spring Spring	Dream Theater Company	10/19(Thu)-10/21(Sat)	Dongyang Arts Center (Theater3)
	I have been working under old man Bong Pil over 3 years to get married with his daughter Jeom Soon. As old man Bong Pil Keeps delaying the marriage, I had a scuffle with him and felt absurd when Jeom Soon took her father’s side. Date Oct 19(Thu)-Oct 20(Fri) 20:00, Oct 21(Sat) 16:00 Venue Dongyang Arts Center (Theater3) Running time 60min. Price 10,000won (70% off, Reg. 30,000won)
	Brown Poem	Seo Jin arts management	10/18(Wed)	Hyehwa Art Center
	A poet of Yun Dong-joo, wrote a poem about literature in the midst of a turbulent era. In the I want to illuminate the works of the his art world not his lifetime. In the context of the seasonal characteristics of a poet of Yun Dong Joo, I solve his idea for a poem in dance, music, and image images. It goes with dancers' moves and playing musical instruments. Through the poem of misfortune days, can shed light on the history of Korea. In addition, through a collaboration of dance and musical performance, in multidisciplinary, using media art (not a mere background), it can become a three-dimensional dance art. Date Oct 18(Wed) 19:00 Venue Hyehwa Art Center Running time 30min. Price 10,000won (70% off, Reg. 30,000won)
	Cellie Chapline	Seo Jin arts management	10/18(Wed)	Hyehwa Art Center
	The meeting of the motion and sound! The audience was accessible to the music naturally. With comic performance, using cello tone by creating fun and sound effects played cello. The audience can feel exotic taste of a cello. And cello and mime, two genres are completely assimilated. Theatrical element of actors, video film, image was an important factor. Special techniques in the image, image, slapstick, and a shadow was play by the video. Cellie chaplin was made from out unlimited imagination and music, mime, video, all of this was combined. Date Oct 18(Wed) 19:40 Venue Hyehwa Art Center Running time 30min. Price 10,000won (70% off, Reg. 30,000won)

PAMS LINK PERFORMANCES

Genre	Title	Company	Date	Place
Theater	L'Appartement	Playfactory mabangzen & LG Arts Center	10/18(Wed)-10/22(Sun)	LG Arts Center
	Will there ever be a work that portrays the ironies of love more charmingly than this “L’Appartement”, a film written and directed by Gilles Mimouni(1956~) in 1996, is a work with a solid and suspenseful structure still loved by many film fans and even remade in the United States in 2004 with the title “Wicker Park”. Famously known to have sprouted a love-relationship between the two main actors, Vincent Cassel and Monica Bellucci, this film captures the aspects of love relationship between 6 young men and women living in Paris, which do not turn out to be always beautiful. Date Oct 18(Wed)-Oct 22(Sun) Weekday 20:00 / Sat 15:00, 19:00 / Sun 15:00 Venue LG Arts Center Running time 105min. Price R. 35,000won / S. 25,000won / A. 15,000won (50% off, Reg. R. 70,000won / S. 50,000won / A. 30,000won)
Musical	The Ghost Basketball Team	Ansan Cultural Foundation	10/20(Fri)-10/22(Sun)	Ansan Arts Center-Star Hall
	<The Ghost Basketball Team&rt; is the story of a high school basketball team based on 'basketball', a dynamic sport, is a creative musical that has melted the growth, friendship, and enthusiasm of adolescents in 'basketball.' A properly laid-out laughing code and a tearful storyline act as dramatic elements, characterized by the speedy movement of actors and the concise yet passionate choreography. Energetic live music and a dynamic stage presentation will appeal to young people as well as musicals by releasing the anxieties and personality of young people with fun. The musical that brings together an orange basketball and the actors precise movements, schooling life with charming music and choreography that leads to the audiences pure and youth stages of life. Date Oct 20(Fri) 20:00, Oct 21(Sat) 15:00, 19:00, Oct 22(Sun) 15:00 Venue Ansan Arts Center-Star Hall Running time 70min. Price Free of Charge (Reg. 30,000won)
	Fantastick Musical	Haera Inc	10/14(Sat)-10/22(Sun) Mon off	NH Arts Hall-Fantastick Hall
	Fantastick performances show comical scenes and colorful and brilliant performances that are friendly to the public so that the charm of Korean music can be felt easily by many people. It is not a difficult and sincere art but a familiar and fun fusion musical that has become the basis for the popularization of Korean traditional music performances. In addition, there is a lot of enjoyment to catch the senses with the percussion rhythm full of excitement and the actor's intense performance by the performance which the whole world can enjoy. In this way, Korean modern musical instruments and traditional music are interpreted in a modern way, so that everyone can enjoy fantastic musicals by fusing past and present through fusion of various genres. Date Oct 14(Sat)-Oct 22(Sun) 17:00, 20:00 *Mon off Venue NH Arts Hall-Fantastick Hall Running time 80min. Price R. 20,000won (60% off, Reg. 50,000won) / S. 28,000won (30% off, Reg. 40,000won)
Music	Ensemble Klavier	JK & Company	10/17(Tue)	Gumho Art Hall Yonsei
	The future Of classical Piano is here! With cutting—edge virtuosity and sleek elegance, this four piano, eight hands ensemble from Korea blends Beethoven and Chopin seamlessly with the traditional and contemporary sounds Of their nation. Classically trained since young ages in Europe, these four pianists seek their identities using what they are most familiar with - sharps and flats. Date Oct 17(Tue) 20:00 Venue Gumho Art Hall Yonsei Running time 90min. Price 25,000won (50% off, Reg. 50,000won)
Dance	SIDANCE 2017] Chivalry is Dead / TOO MUCH	Alex Deutinger & Alexander Gottfarb / GRUPO TAPIAS	10/15(Sun)	CKL Stage
	Alex Deutinger & Alexander Gottfarb “You only lose a piece of iron, when out of a piece of armor.” Chivalry is the legacy from medieval age. The times of short-lived, brave and heroic men and their martial codes seem long gone, yet many of their behavioural patterns and ways of thinking still have a way of prevailing today. In a society attempting to move on and free itself from heavily patriarchal structures, the concepts of chivalry and chauvinism are dangerously intertwined. No horse, no damsels, no enemies – how can they keep up their medieval ideals of morals and manliness now? Must chivalry come to a clanking halt? When two men take the Y out of irony, all they are left with is iron. GRUPO TAPIAS “Is Your Aspiration Sincere?” Grupo Tapias was founded in 1994 by Giselle Tapias, an internationally renowned choreographer and festival director. It keeps expanding a boundary of their works by means of experiments based on solid techniques and reseraches, with its current director, Flavia Tapias, appointed in 2010. is a part of , a choreographic composition of four movements, which depicts overabundance and overconsumption witnessed in a contemporary life. In the first movement, the duo <Too Much&rt; represents a man flooded by excessive quantities of information and demands: will he be swallowed or skipped by them? Date Oct 15(Sun) 17:00 Venue CKL Stage Running time 80min. Price R. 15,000won / S. 10,000won (50% off, Reg. R. 30,000won / S. 20,000won)
	[SIDANCE 2017] Your East, My Ghost / Asia & Africa & Latin America Dance Exchange 2017	Jeeae Lim / Asia & Africa & Latin America Dance Exchange 2017	10/17(Tue)	CKL Stage
	Jeeae Lim <Your East, My Ghost&rt; "Selected as a notable artist in 2014 by <Tanz&rt; magazine" eeae Lim <Your East, My Ghost&rt; "Selected as a notable artist in 2014 by <Tanz&rl; magazine" An intellectual performer, Jeeae Lim, is based in Europe. In this era of 'modernization' (as known as 'westernization'), can we insist that our thoughts and feelings are truly our own, when a logic of capitalism shapes our lives and thoughts in a total control? Even art might be satisfied with the western standards through self-exoticism. Her art uses a body as a living archive, while exploring a range of her reactions to cultural traditions and accumulation of mainstream practices. It is because a dancing body only exists beyond the context of history and space. Asia & Africa & Latin America Dance Exchange 2017 "Reaching towards the exchange of emotions, their journey through dance" A multinational collaborative residency project, is a program that choreographers from every different culture create a work with mutual exchange. Choreographers from Colombia, Indonesia, Sri Lanka and Zimbabwe reside in South Korea for 5 months, learning Korean language and traditional dance, training in contemporary dance workshops, and visiting cultural sites across the country together. These experiences form a basis of the collaborative process and a Korean choreographer also participated in this piece, which reflects choreographers’ thoughts and research on dance, culture and the arts in general. Date Oct 17(Tue) 20:00 Venue CKL Stage Running time 80min. Price R. 15,000won / S. 10,000won (50% off, Reg. R. 30,000won / S. 20,000won)
	[SIDANCE 2017] ADORABILIS / Atonal Ones	Jonas & Lander / TanztheatreOnes	10/19(Thu)	CKL Stage
	Jonas & Lander <ADORABILIS&rt; “Three adorable octopuses lost in planned and improvisation. ” There are 3 octopuses with beards, dancing in the water. We are all like little tiny fishes. God is a huge, huge fan of sushi. But whenever somebody is fished, we say, 'A-men'! Is God a Big Brother or our saviour? Adorabilis is the fourth digital performer who may control or care for us. Jonas & Lander uses the richness of cultural and natural biodiversity to create a labyrinthine dance. Light, sound and scenery are autonomous elements in themselves that affect the behaviour and reactions of performers. TanztheatreOnes <Atonal Ones&rt; Every dancer has one’s of own drama of falling in love with dance. It can be passionate at the beginning, stable & safe in the middle but somehow feeling lonely and isolated toward the end just like common romantic relationships. When one’s joy of movement, freedom of mind, or artistic stimulation fades away, it’s hard to be a devoted lover who seeks the essence of dance itself. Four choreographers in “Atonal Ones” show their own stories of love in dance and ask questions about the relationship with their loved ones. Somewhat like the composers of atonal music who tried to challenge all the accepted rules in tonal music, these four dancers also as choreographers try to scatter the patterned relationship in dance and let the essence of it reveal itself. This work is dedicated to their atonal lover, dance. -written by HAN Sookhyun(Dramaturg) Date Oct 19(Thu) 20:00 Venue CKL Stage Running time 100min. Price R. 15,000won / S. 10,000won (50% off, Reg. R. 30,000won / S. 20,000won)
	[SIDANCE 2017] Las Muchas / Moon of Water	Company Mariantonia Oliver / Bogyeol Dance Life	10/16(Mon)	Mary Hall-Grand Theater (Sogang University)
	Community Dance from Spain and Korea Company Mariantònia Oliver <Las Muchas&rt; "Forget Your Age & Dance Like Young" <Las Muchas&rt; is a portrait of the fragility that has to do with age. The bodies no longer belong to the corpus of social, which have already ceased to be in the official market, but are more alive and above all, freer than ever before. Bodies breathe, weigh, dance, seduce, move and position themselves differently. You don't remember since when you've been grandmom. Already 70? But life still goes on. Life doesn't care if you are youngster or old man. Mariantonia Oliver, the messenger of community dance tries to answer this old question on the identity together with the 8 old Korean ladies. Bogyeol Dance Life <Moon of Water&rt; "Beyond the everyday moves, the ways to feel the dance" People gather around a well to do laundry and chat with their neighbors. Everyday deeds of ordinary folks are developed into some movements, and into a dance further. They begin to dance under a dark blue sky, gasping for a moon-lit breath, when a reflected image of moon appears on a surface of water in the well. Perhaps a life is just defined to breathe and move a body. Forgetting this simple truth, we make our bodies and minds uneasy with concerns and anxieties, generated by ourselves. Close your eyes, and feel the earth with your bare feet. Then you will be led to a dance by the nature itself. The word ‘community dance’ carries such a simple but significant meaning. Choi Bogyeol founded Spring Dance Theater in 2002, recently renamed Bogyeol Dance Life. She strives to unravel conflicts between individuals and societies in a manner of delicacy. She is a pioneer of community dance in Korea and a preacher of a freestyle dance, while working with non-dance majors under the banner 'Dance for Everybody'. Date Oct 16(Mon) 20:00 Venue Mary Hall-Grand Theater (Sogang University) Running time 100min. Price R. 20,000won / S. 15,000won (50% off, Reg. R. 40,000won / S. 30,000won)
	[SIDANCE 2017] Marie Jung’s	Jungmarie Company	10/17(Tue)-10/18(Wed)	Mary Hall-Grand Theater (Sogang University)
	“Another eye to see human desire” Both of two genres of music, Gagok, Korean traditional lyric song, and European Gregorian chant, share similarities with their slow and monophonic style, and less perceived popularity. Songs of Marie Jung use these features, potentially regarded as weakness, to offer audiences an unexpected sense of beauty. Her , focusing on symbolism and sensuality from Oscar Wilde’s one, reveals an essence of human desire through ‘Dances of Seven Veils’ by seven male dancers. As a poet and prophet, distancing themselves from humans but contemplating them, Jung‘s unaccompanied songs with clear high-pitched tones acutely reveal Salome's desire. The counterpoint of song and dance creates steady but unavoidable charms. Jung currently incorporates diverse genres of Western medieval music, contemporary dance and installation art into Korean traditional songs. Date Oct 17(Tue)-Oct 18(Wed) 20:00 Venue Mary Hall-Grand Theater (Sogang University) Running time 60min. Price Free of Charge (Reg. R. 40,000won / S. 30,000won)
	[SIDANCE 2017] Who’s Next Ⅰ, Ⅱ	SIDANCE 2017	10/17(Tue), 10/19(Thu)	Seoul Arts Center-Jayu Theater
	, which has been leading the advancement of Korean dancers on the international stage since 2013, will be an exciting relay of new talents and established choreographers with outstanding talent and artistry. Who’s Next Ⅰ(17th) : ENCOUNTER / Breathing Attack / Between / HaeTaL / Becoming JJ / Eye_Equus Who’s Next II (19th) : Voice of acts / Perfect Idea / Shadow me / Little widow / DREAMLIKE / HELLO Date Oct 17(Tue), Oct 19(Thu) 20:00 Venue Seoul Arts Center-Jayu Theater Running time 120min. Price Free of Charge (Reg. R. 30,000won / S. 20,000won)
	Man to Man	Korea National Contemporary Dance Company	10/14(Sat)-10/15(Sun)	Seoul Arts Center-Jayu Theater
	New contemporary pieces of Korea and USA to be met through KNCDC's third Pick-Up Stage «Man To Man» Park Soonho, who has presented an infinite possibility of Asian contemporary dance with elaborate and unique movements using Korea traditional materials, and detailed composition on stage. Joshua Peugh, who has captured various cultural phenomena, and proven the potential and experimental nature of American contemporary dance with his unique, witty interpretation. A showdown of new works by the two choreographers, who have fascinated international stages each with his own individuality. Date Oct 14(Sat)-Oct 15(Sun) 15:00 Venue Seoul Arts Center-Jayu Theater Running time 70min. Price Free of Charge (Reg. R. 30,000won)
	MIIN	Collective A/Array	10/14(Sat)-10/18(Wed) Mon off	Culture Storage Site (Tank1 & Tank2)
	MIIN presents individual views and perspectives of Korean artist Jin-yeob Cha and British artist Darren Johnston on the theme 'femininity,' advanced from MIIN presents individual views and perspectives of Korean artist Jin-yeob Cha and British artist Darren Johnston on the theme 'femininity,' advanced from different environments(Korea/UK) and genders. the main title of MIIN, it consists of two works, each titled Body to Body and Plasticity. This project embraces the multilateral perspectives -derived from the two artists' different viewpoints on 'femininity'- in one space. Moving beyond the outcome of performance, it will be able to suggest new ideas and aesthetic standpoints on beauty seen in contemporary era. Date Oct 14(Sat)-Oct 15(Sun) 18:00 Oct 17(Tue)-Oct 18(Wed) 20:00 Venue Culture Storage Site (Tank1 & Tank2) Running time 80min. Price Free of Charge
	Voice of Acts	BluePoet D.T.	10/17(Tue)-10/18(Wed)	Mary Hall (Sogang University)
	<Voice of Acts&rt; is about how the body's gestures and facial expressions are involved incommunication. Can we really say we communicate just because we understand words and grammar? Is the communication through the awareness, contact, and gestures of someone's body different from the language which is our main tool of communication? The work explores what elements arise from the ignitions of the body, and tests whether communication originating from these elements can make a meaning different from language. Date Oct 17(Tue)-Oct 18(Wed) 19:30 Venue Mary Hall (Sogang University) Running time 50min. Price 10,000won (50% off, Reg. 20,000won)
	Seoul Dance Center Showcase	Seoul Foundation for Arts and Culture, Seoul Dance Center	10/14(Sat)	Seoul Dance Center
	"Threshold Phenomena" by Cho Hyeongjun is a performance on visual perception. "Circle" by Lee Sanghun expresses the growth process that breaks the psychological space that humans have and leaves for a new world. "COMPLETION" by Kang Jinan is reconstructed by various methods such as time, direction, expansion, and focusing by disassembling and changing the space according to the line of sight through the camera (eye). "Terminal" by Jung Soodong continuously inquires about the route of time through the space where only the departure and arrival are clear. Date Oct 14(Sat) 19:00 Venue Seoul Dance Center Running time 120min. Price Free of Charge
	Showcase	Korea National Contemporary Dance Company	10/15(Sun)	Seoul Arts Center-Modern Dance Studio
	A festive ritual with the beauty of Korean dancers and human emotions! The unity of Ahn Sungsoo's maximal dance that shows the blending and expansion of Korean traditional dance and Western dance, and composer Ra Yesong's minimal music only consisting of Korean traditional Instruments. The last piece of Ahn Sungsoo's 'gut series', following <Rose>(2009), <Altar>(2013), <lmmixture>(2016). <Music for Rites - The Afterimages of the Rose> is a time travel that goes across past, present and future. It retrospectively views our cultural heritage of the past from the present perspective, and holds the wish to go on to a better future with a pride for the beautiful cultural values of Korea. The Dangun myth, Seodong—yo of the Silla period, the nomadic clowns of the Joseon Daynasty period, the drum dance of rites, and historical characters such as female shamans, sibyl, and warriors are metaphorically expressed, and portrayed not through storytelling but as a collage of images. Date Oct 15(Sun) 12:10 Venue Seoul Arts Center-Modern Dance Studio Running time 40min. Price Free of Charge
	ChangMu Show case	ChangMu Arts Centre	10/17(Tue)-10/18(Wed)	Post Theater
	The next generation of choreographers who are active in creative activities in Korea are selected. Through the showcase, opens its own work world and offers opportunities to find various opportunities. Choreography : (17th) Kim Kyungil, Kang Sohee, Bae Somi, Son Hyoju, Kim Daewon (18th) Choi Jungyoon, Shin Yian, Kim Heejoong, Park Hanwool, Yim Sanghee Date Oct 17(Tue), Oct 18(Wed) 20:00 Venue Post Theater Running time 80min. Price 10,000won (50% off, Reg. 20,000won)
Multi- disciplinary	Kokdu	National Gugak Center	10/14(Sat)-10/22(Sun) Mon off	National Gugak Center-Yeakdang
	A Convergence of Gugak, Cinema and State-of-the-Art Stage Technology. Delicate Direction by Film Director Kim Tae-yong, Ensemble Performances by Character Actors, Beautiful Gugak Music and over 90 NGC Performing Artists Create a Spectacular Performance of Beauty. Evolving Beyond a Mere Recital of the Traditional Music and Dance, New Gugak Drama that Captivates the Audience with its Story, Acting and Visual Effects. Synopsis: Su-min and Dong-min are siblings living in an oceanside village. Enticed by an antique seller to sell any old items at their house, they find their grandmother's ‘floral shoes' and sell them for a puppy. As they head back home with their new puppy, the siblings see an ambulance taking their grandmother to the hospital. They hear that grandmother had a stroke and desperately looked for her floral shoes to the last. Su-min and Dong-min go back to the antique shop to get back her shoes, but just as Su-min finds them in a pile they hear a loud crash and the siblings are knocked out in an avalanche of antique items falling... Date Weekday 20:00 / Sat 14:00, 17:00 / Sun 15:00 / Mon off Venue National Gugak Center-Yeakdang Running time 90min. Price Free of Charge (Reg. R. 50,000won / S. 30,000won)
	Varnam	Padmini Chettur	10/14(Sat)	National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art
	Padmini Chettur began her training in the traditional Indian dance form of Bharatanatyam. Beginning her own artistic research, she departed from the classical repertoire of gestures, posturing and mythical tales, to shaper her own alternative, condensed language of dance. At this juncture of her life, 'Varnam' marks a significant revisit to Bharatanatyam for Chettur. The history of any specific language of the body, in the transmutation of gesture, in the evolving physical aesthetic of dance, Chettur reads layer upon layer of colonial and post colonial narrative. During the post-independence period of India, Bharatanatyam was adjusted to convey divinity, virtuosity and unquestionable Sanskritised discipline. Through unfolding layers and numerous deconstructions of what will finally barely be recognized as Bharatanatyam, the work unfolds as an interrogation and subversion of cultural beliefs in religion, sentiment, love and sensuality. Date Oct 14(Sat) 17:30 Venue National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art Running time 60min. Price 4,000won
	SSBD[Same Same But Different] season5	NoreumMachi	10/20(Fri)	National Theater of Korea-KB Sky Hall
	Since 2013 SSBD(Same Same But Different) is a concert produced and organized by Noreum Machi to introduce its international work collaborations with artists around the globe. By collaborating with artists from different cultural bases for each season, this project opens a place for Korean traditional music to converge with different cultures and genres of arts. This year, SSBD Season5 will introduce the work collaboration with Korean, Indian music and dance to the Korean public. Date Oct 20(Fri) 20:00 Venue National Theater of Korea-KB Sky Hall Running time 80min. Price VIP. 35,000won / R. 25,000won / S. 15,000won / A. 5,000won (50% off, Reg. VIP. 70,000won / R. 50,000won / S. 30,000won / A. 10,000won)
	Ghost of Showa	Royce Ng	10/14(Sat)-10/15(Sun)	National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art
	Royce Ng works in digital media and performance, dealing with the intersections of modern Asian history, trans-national trade, political economy and aesthetics. 'Ghost of Showa' narrates the life of Japanese buresucrat, colonial administrator, economic planner, war criminal and prime minister Nobusuke Kishi. In the Japanese puppet state of Manchukuo between 1935-39, Kishi created a model of syncretic economic philosophies, combining German industrial cartels with Taylorist assembly lines and Soviet styoe central planning. Although his experimental state failed to be realized in Manchukuo, Kishi would live to see the East Asian tiger economies like Taiwan, Singapore and South Korea adopt the state authoritarian capitalist development model. The piece takes the form of a lecture/ performance accompanying a 3-channel 3D animation, borrowing its visual style from the 1920's erotic graphic vocabulary from the 1920's which formed the subversive cultural parallel to the violence inflicted at pre-war Japan's colonial perihery. This phantasmagorical retelling of 20th century East Asian political economy summons the ghost of modernism that continues to haunt Asia. Date Oct 14(Sat) 19:00, Oct 15(Sun) 12:00 Venue National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art Running time 50min. Price 4,000won
	JUMP	YEGAM Inc	10/14(Sat)-10/22(Sun)	Myungbo Arts Hall-JUMP Theater
	JUMP is gravity-defying, internationally acclaimed comic martial arts sensation combines comedy, acrobatics and live-action based on Tae-kwon-do and other Asian martial arts. Seen and well-reviewed by over 6 million people worldwide in more than 160 cities of 90 countries including West End in London, Broadway in New York, Edinburgh Fringe Festival (Sell-Out Show & Comedy Award winner) and 33 cities tour in China and so on. It's a story of one very family and all the mishaps and misadventures that ensue. JUMP has no language barrier and will have people of ages on the edge of seat, rolling on the floor laughing and cheering for more! Date Oct 14(Sat)-Oct 22(Sun) Mon 20:00 / Tue-Sat 17:00, 20:00 / Sun 14:00, 18:00 Venue Myungbo Arts Hall-JUMP Theater Running time 80min. Price Free of Charge (Reg. VIP. 60,000won / R. 50,000won / S. 40,000won)
	CUCKOO	JAHA KOO	10/14(Sat)-10/15(Sun)	National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art
	Jaha Koo has been attempting to dissect the Korean society through different angles of history, culture, and politics. For him, 고립무원, a feeling of "helpless isolation", is characteristic of the life of the younger generation in present-day South Korea. Strucural problems such as youth unemployment or sexism are individualised, and a military, hierarchical social order knows no room for rebellion, expecting humbleness towards the powerful. Increasing suicide rates, isolation, a fixation on personal appearance, and the omnipresence of technology are just some of the symptoms of this condition. Jaha Koo experieced isolation for himself one day when his electric rice cooker's speech function informed him that his meal was ready - in "Cuckoo", rice cookers are now his only co-actors. Supported by the hardware hacker Idella Craddock, he transforms several rice cookers into speaking performers. Together with them, he takes us on a journey through the last six hundred years of Korean history, combining personal experiences with political events and food cultures with world views. Date Oct 14(Sat) 15:00, Oct 15(Sun) 16:00 Venue National Museum of Modern and Contemporary Art Running time 60min. Price 4,000won
	The Painters HERO	Pentatonic Co., Ltd	10/14(Sat)-10/22(Sun)	Seoul Cinema
	The Painters HERO is an innovative art performance that stages the mind-blowing skills of live drawing with incredible visual effects filled with a witty blend of mime, dance and comedy right before your eyes. Rather than finding satisfaction from a completed artwork, The Painter HERO embodies and shares the joy and awe-inspiring journey of creating works of art with the audience. All-time favorite super heroes are re-created in a very special way through a 75 mins excitement-filled show. The superhero hidden deep inside your heart will be brought to life through the show with over 10 different art techniques. Date Oct 14(Sat)-Oct 22(Sun) 17:00, 20:00 Venue Seoul Cinema Running time 75min. Price VIP. 30,000won / S. 25,000won / A. 20,000won (50% off, Reg. VIP. 60,000won / S. 50,000won / A. 40,000won)