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Quad, Questions of Theatre: Why the Peppers on the Rooftop

쿼드, 연극의 질문들:〈옥상 밭 고추는 왜〉

An aging, deteriorating multi-unit house on the outskirts of Seoul is home to neighbors carrying their own stories and deprivations. One sweltering summer day, the humble peppers growing in a small rooftop garden vanish—stolen by a fellow resident. This trivial incident sparks debate among the residents, particularly for one who sees in it the reflection of a crumbling world. A neighborly dispute gradually transforms into collective upheaval, probing the predatory nature of capitalism and the moral bankruptcy of South Korean society. Directed by Kim Kwang-bo and written by Jang Woo-jae in 2017, this masterwork examines these issues with precision.

Dates
Sep 19, 2026 → Oct 4, 2026
Venue
122 Dongsungil, Jongno-gu, Seoul · 🏙️ Seoul
Price
₩50,000
Ticketing
Official event site

Practical information

Opening hours
- Weekdays 19:30 - Weekends/holidays 15:00 ※ No performances on Mondays
Age
Ages 13 and up
Exact location
Daehak-ro Theater Quad
Organiser
Seoul Foundation for Arts and Culture, Daehak-ro Theater Quad
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