This Week's Cultural News

The horror psychodrama play, "The Woman in Black", which debuted in the West End in 1989, is now in Korea.

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[Interview : Kwon Geun-yeong, Audience member] "I have never seen a horror psychodrama play before".

[Interview : Park Sang-bo, Audience member] "I like scary shows. I've never seen a scary play, so I think it's going to be fun"

The lighting and sound effects send a chill throughout the theater.

The actors' growling voices alone send shivers down everyone's spines.

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[Interview : ] "That's right. I have a story. However, this isn't a fictional story. It is a real story based on what I've experienced".

This is the play to see if you want a fearful experience that will make your heart jump right out.

[Interview : Hong Sung-duk, Role of "Arthur Kipps"] "A young Arthur Kipps goes to the house of the recently deceased Alice Drablow to sort through her private papers. He has terrifying experiences there. So in order to forget them, he hires actors and creates a play based on his experiences for his family and friends on Christmas Eve".

What happened to the young Arthur Kipps

[Interview : Park Jeong-hwan, Role of "the Actor"] "The imagination of the audience helps drive the play forward. Both the actors and the audience revel in the audience's imagined sense of horror".

"The Woman in Black" makes horror movies pale in comparison. Don't miss this spine-chilling live performance!

The exhibition "Ghost in the Brain" is packed with people wanting to cool themselves down this summer through unusual means.

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[Interview : ] "Is it scary

How about blasting the summer heat with some heart-stopping moments that will answer all your questions about horror

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I like these creepy dark films to cool down the weather.
Sometimes it's just too bright and sunny outside!
For me it makes me appreciate the sun all the more after being cooped up in a dark scary movie or play.