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HANYONG THEATRE COMPANY

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Hanyong theatre company creates new bi-lingual plays for young audiences in the UK and the wider world. Each project is different, but each is all equally collaborated together. Formed in 2005, and based in Birmingham, UK, Hanyong was set up to create new cross-cultural theatre for young audiences. Our three major projects have each been international collaborations, with Korea and in one case also in Japan. 

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Take a look at the website to find out more about the company and it's research into theatre for young audiences. As well as past projects, and our current collaboration, which began in summer 2014, and is a link-up with the National Theatre Company of Korea, aimed at teenage audiences in both countries. A play called 'Orange Polar Bear'.

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Thanks for your interest in Orange Polar Bear play. For more information, feel free to get in touch and we will get back to you soon! To purchase tickets for the play in Korea go to http://www.ntck.or.kr/ko/performance/info/256812 and if you wish to purchase tickets for performances in Birmingham go to https://www.birmingham-rep.co.uk/whats-on/orange-polar-bear.html

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Memoirs of Seoul...

A Sunday in #Seoul

Planes can be seen flying over-head. A Mini train passes on the long bridge to destination. Thirty, forty, one hundred high rise buildings all occupying people and businesses. Buildings in construction, with the sea water stretching on for miles and miles. The water front view pointing to mountains and those high rises. That was my walk to the river. Bikes passing with stereo sound speakers blurring out. A city built on water and growth. Two bridges leading to where you want to go. Whilst the young woman closes her eyes to listen to the beating of the wind. Whilst bikers pass on by and walkers stroll on, step by step. The sun is lighting the way to where one goes next.

Twenty-one on the bridge in front of me, each tall stone catalogued with a sign warning that 'if you climb you might fall'. A Sunday in Seoul. Hapjeong is as peaceful as all Sundays should be. And as I look glaring over the glistening ocean with floating sticks brown. Are all Sundays this way. Should it be.

Greenery and statues. A walkers lane, the bikers ride by.

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