Sail Boat Home: 내 집은 어디인가
Sail Boat Home 내 집은 어디인가 is a multilingual, intergenerational, immersive, sensory, and participatory workshop designed to spark creative ideas, reflect on belonging, and develop powerful tools for collaboration.
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I YOU WE WORKSHOP
I-You-We” is a framework that was initially designed for performers working in transcultural contexts, developed by Jeremy Neideck, Park Younghee, Tak Hoyoung and their collaborators. For over a decade, Company Bad has been developing an approach to exploring relationships between artists, ensembles, and the audience as a way to improve performance-making processes in different contexts, including university courses, mainstream theatres, and community arts settings
Link of an article contributed to Ieum Webzine: Friendship as a Creative Force in Collaboration and Collective Making
지하 Underground
Let your curiosity guide you to 지하 Underground, a pop-up Korean speakeasy that has taken root in a forgotten corner of town. Prepare to drink the night away with the venue’s eccentric proprietor, as a tale of love transcending culture, language and gender unfolds to rhythms created by his staff, a ragtag crew of musicians.
Every hour is happy hour as you allow yourself to indulge in a mix of live music and magical storytelling amidst a transitory world created and presented by Company Bad.
Link here: Jiha Underground
HELLO PROJECT
A digital art book, and universally accessible exhibition created in 2020 by a group of artists in Chuncheon, South Korea with Company Bad.
Link here: Hello Project
Review: Gangwon Ilbo 1, July, 2019
ORLANDO
“Park’s Orlando is right on the pulse of contemporary concerns, and with it, WAAPA addresses its students and its audience with respect. Right on.”– 2023 Western Australia’s Arts Magazine
Link here: Orlando Review
Link: Stone Catcher
The Mystery of Laboratory B-123
An original children’s bilingual work inspired by the 2014 Sewol Ferry disaster in Korea. Premiered in 2017 at the Children’s Theater in Seoul, it has been re-performed annually and was officially invited to the Assitej Korea Winter Festival. In 2019, it received awards for Best Actress and Best Popular Children’s Show of the Year at the Seoul Children’s Theatre Awards.
Link here: The Mystery of Laboratory B-123 Showwreel
Drifters
An original musical created as part of a year-long Culture and Arts Rehabilitation Program at Korea’s only juvenile detention center. Developed through theatre, dance, music, and traditional martial arts workshops, the performance was attended by inmates’ families, justice officials, and the federal Minister of Justice. Drifters continues to serve as a model for arts-based interventions in the corrections system.
Link: Son, J. (2016, Nov. 30) Interview: Boys don’t cry https://www.hani.co.kr/arti/PRINT/772645.html
The Dokboki Box 떡복기 박스
A collaboration between Australian and Korean artists, serving live music and performance inside a street-side snack stall from Seoul. The piece raises questions and redefines rules as it reveals a story about survival. Produced by Offset Art
“There are so many words but where to begin to describe the ‘grand experience’ that is The DokBoki Box. Simple, elegant, intimate, comforting and inspiring come to mind.”
— actorsgreenroom.net
“The Dokboki Box is the essence of what theatre is all about. It connects people. It is a rare experience, and one not to be missed… one of the most beautiful moments I have experienced in theatre.”
— http://www.tooraktimes.com.au
VOICE
A mono music drama for teenagers, written, directed, and performed by Younghee Park. Inspired by the real story of Yukwoodang, a teenage gay activist and poet, Voice premiered at the National Theatre Company of Korea in 2014 and was later invited to the 2015 Korean Human Rights Theatre Festival.
Interview link: Interview with the Human Rights Theatre Festival in Korea 2015
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