Presented by Next Wave Festival (2014) and Metro Arts (2014)
Created by Park Younghee, Nathan Stoneham and M’ck McKeague
Contributing Visual Artist Kit Tran
Production Manager and Vibraslap Candice Diana
Dramaturgical and devising assistance Rosie Dennis and David Fenton
떡볶이 박스의 (The 떡볶이 Box) 싸구려 플라스틱 의자에 앉아 낯선 이들과 어깨를 맞대고 떡볶이와 오뎅을 안주삼아 착한 사람의 노래와 이야기를 들어보세요. 누가 알아요? 우리가 꽤 많은 공통점을 가지고 있을지.
박 영희, 믹 맥키그, 네이슨 스톤햄이 공동 창작한 이번 한국 호주 예술가들의 협업작품에서는, 서울에서 가져온 포장마차 안에서 라이브 음악과 공연을 선사 합니다. 질문을 제기하고 규칙을 새롭게 다시 쓰는 것으로, 영희가 세상에서의 생존을 위해 내면의 선과 악 사이에서 분투하는 자신의 이야기에 여러분 모두를 초대합니다.
Pull up a shitty plastic stool at The 떡볶이 Box (The Dokboki Box). Hear the good person sing her story as you share a Korean snack with the stranger next to you. Who knew we all had so much in common?
Created by Park Younghee, M’ck McKeague and Nathan Stoneham, this collaboration between Australian and Korean artists serves up live music and performance inside a street side snack stall all the way from Seoul. Questions are raised and rules are re-written as Younghee reveals a story about being good, and being bad, in order to survive in this world.
The 떡볶이 Box (The Doboki Box) was developed with the support of Metro Arts and the Korean Arts Council and first presented by Next Wave Festival 2014 and Metro Arts. This project has been assisted by the Australian Government through the Australia Council, its arts funding and advisory body and supported by the City of Melbourne 2014 arts grants program, Arts Queensland and Federation Square.