Seoul Players 2009 Winter Season will begin November 28 with a new comedy, Black Comedy, featuring a multi-national cast from the United States, Canada, England and New Zealand. The production features a clever script and physical comedy which can by enjoyed by all audiences, including those whose first language may not be English.
Black Comedy, a farce by English playwright Peter Schaffer, will run from Saturday, November 28 through Saturday, December 12 at Roofers in Itaewon. The storyline follows a young couple finding their way around in the dark as they experience a power failure while being completely visible to the audience. The story is enveloped in a complicated, comedic plot as oddball characters show up throughout the evening to join them in bumping into furniture and each other.
More information for Black Comedy and Seoul Players can be found at www.seoulplayers.com or through their Facebook page (search Seoul Players). Seoul Players recommends reserving tickets in advance via email at blackcomedyseoul@yahoo.com.
Black Comedy, a farce by English playwright Peter Schaffer, will run from Saturday, November 28 through Saturday, December 12 at Roofers in Itaewon. The storyline follows a young couple finding their way around in the dark as they experience a power failure while being completely visible to the audience. The story is enveloped in a complicated, comedic plot as oddball characters show up throughout the evening to join them in bumping into furniture and each other.
More information for Black Comedy and Seoul Players can be found at www.seoulplayers.com or through their Facebook page (search Seoul Players). Seoul Players recommends reserving tickets in advance via email at blackcomedyseoul@yahoo.com.