United Steps: A Dance of Many Tales
United Steps: A Dance of Many Tales
ESEA women from Korea and China share autobiographical stories. The theme, "Individual Histories Converging into a Harmonious Unity," highlights personal histories creating harmony.
Korean Instrument: Janggu
A traditional South Korean drum made from wood, leather, ropes, metal, and bamboo.
Date & Time: Fri 27th Sept @6.30pm
Running Time: 30mins
Content warnings: Audience Interaction
Director & Concept: Suyoung Park / GONG WON Company
Co-production: Glanect Entertainment
Music: Yoonsang Choi
Latecomers may not be admitted. Ticket purchases are non refundable.
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Venue: Central Film School
Central Film School provides students with all the facilities and equipment they’ll need on their learning journey. Depending on the needs of specific shoots and programme modules, students also have access to off-site facilities and spaces. Studio A is available for The Lambeth Fringe - a functional screening theatre with retractable seats and a full-size projector screen.
Studio A: Capacity 90, full size projector screen, studio lighting
Perfect for film screenings, rehearsed readings or work in progress shows
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