Upcoming Events
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| Period 2025.08.28(Thu) ~ 2025.08.30(Sat) | Place Sejong S Theater More |
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Running time
70minutes |
Age
19+ years old |
Ticket
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Contact us Sejong Center Ticket 02-399-1000 |
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- Trigger Warning : This performance contains depictions of violence, nudity, trauma, and psychological distress. Certain scenes include a high level of explicit content and graphic imagery as part of the artistic intent. These elements may evoke strong emotional responses or trigger past traumas. We advise audiences to consider this carefully before purchasing tickets and attending the performance. If at any point during the performance you feel discomfort, please feel free to leave or seek assistance.
- The opening of 1st floor OP seats (numbers 1–51) and side seats on both the 1st and 2nd floors has been put on hold. These seats may be released at a later date, depending on stage design, technical requirements, and potential sightline obstructions. |
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IntroductionIntroduction 닫기
Pink – the sweetest shade of violence.
The stage is endlessly wiped and washed, yet somehow, the traces never fully disappear. In the repetition of these acts, hidden violence and oppression paradoxically seep in—softly, warmly. The more one tries to cover the stains, the deeper they sink. In this concealed space of quiet brutality, a familiar sensation creeps in slowly, yet menacingly.
Choreographer Kim Sung Hoon, known for portraying modern human portraits through works such as Pool and Jodong, delves into the themes of traces, transformation, and the indelible. Audiences find themselves asking: Isn’t everything we try so hard to erase and conceal only made more vivid? As gentle hues morph into an overwhelming, suffocating emotion, we redefine pink — not as a symbol of beauty, but of oppression and control.
Thus, this is not a mere sequence of violent imagery but a lingering reflection on the duality of what we perceive as beautiful. The more we try to erase, the deeper it stains; the more we cover, the more sharply it reveals itself — a story of inescapable traces.
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ArtistArtist 닫기
Kim Sung Hoon
Kim Sung Hoon, the director of Kim Sung Hoon Dance Project, is a choreographer and dancer who has performed with the Laboratory Dance Project and the Akram Khan Company. He has been actively engaged in both domestic and international dance scenes, earning accolades such as the Seoul Cultural Today Cultural Award for Young Artist and the Korea Dance Critics Association’s Best 6 Award. As a choreographer, he focuses on theatricalizing the innate movements of human beings and seeks to convey humanistic essence through black comedy, emphasizing a strong emotional connection with the audience.
Currently, he continues to expand his creative reach by collaborating with artists worldwide and working across various performing arts and media, including film, musicals, and opera. His notable works include Flash (2024), Grimento (2023), One Dance (2022), Jodong (2022), Mindseeker (2021), and Pool (2019).
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Sejongro Public Parking Lot
- Sejong Center does not operate its own parking lot.
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Audiences who use performances, exhibitions (paid) and experiences (paid exhibition experience) can get a discount on parking fees when using Sejong-ro public parking lot.
If you complete the settlement in advance at the unmanned settlement machine before you leave, you can avoid congestion when you leave. For other discounts, please use the manned settlement office with the relevant certificate. - Sejongro Public Parking Lot has limited space and is often full, requiring a long time to find parking. Especially on weekends and public holidays, it fills up quickly, so we highly recommend using public transportation.
- For inquiries, please call 02-2290-6566 (open 24 hours a day, 365 days a year).
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Entry guide
- After the performance begins, you can enter only according to the guidance of the guide, and you can be guided to an empty seat rather than your own seat.
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How to cancel
- How to check the Internet
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How to check the website of the Sejong Center for the Performing Arts → My Page → Check/Cancel
After logging in to the homepage, you can cancel after selecting the cancellation performance on My Page - Check/Cancel reservation details. - On-site visit to the service plaza
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Please visit the service plaza in the Sejong Lounge of the Sejong Center for the Performing Arts.
Operating hours 10:00 to 20:00 (lunch hours 13:00 to 14:00) - A telephone inquiry
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Please contact the Sejong Center for the Performing Arts at 02-399-1000.
Operation time 09:00~20:00 -
※ For pre-receiving tickets, cancellation/refund will be processed after the actual ticket is collected. Please make sure to bring the real ticket and visit the service plaza. (Cannot be canceled if tickets are lost)
※ Please check the cancellation closing time and cancellation fee below.
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Cancellation closing time
- Reservation can be canceled and changed by 5p.m. the day before the viewing date (weekdays/weekends (Saturday and Sunday)/holiday)
- No reservation cancellation, change, or refund on the day of the viewing date
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Cancellation Fee
- If you make a reservation three days before the viewing date, you will not be charged a fee if you cancel it within midnight on the day of the Internet reservation. From two days before the viewing date, cancellation fees will also be charged for cancellation on the day of reservation.(See below.)
- Please refer to the call center operating hours(9 a.m. to 8 p.m.) for inquiries about cancellation of phone reservations.
취소수수료에 대한 정보 테이블로 구분, 취소수수료 정보를 제공합니다. Category Cancellation Fee 10 days before the performance None 9 days before the performance ~ 5pm 1 day before 10% of the ticket price After 5p.m 1 day before the performance Unable to Cancel
