I, Malvolio
21 Sep, 2016~
24 Sep, 2016
"I am not crazy... the world must know this."
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Venue
Baek Seonghui & Jang Minho Theater
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Genre
Theater
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Show Time
Weekdays 19:30ㅣWeekends 14:00, 19:30
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Tickets
30,000KRW
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Duration
Approx. 60mins
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Enquiry
02-3279-2260
Language English (Korean subtitles provided)
Age Restriction Suitable for ages 15 and over
* Please ensure you arrive 30mins before the program time. The box office can be busy and you may need to queue.
* We will endeavor to admit latecomers at the first suitable opportunity, which may be the interval. For some Events late admission cannot be guaranteed.
* Re-entry is mostly NOT allowed. In an exceptional case of re-entering, you may be seated in alternate seat locations to avoid disruption of the performance.
* The discount on tickets will only be available when presented with the necessary papers or documents. Tickets have to be paid in full when they are not presented.
* The performance is in English with Korean subtitles provided on the upper portion of the stage. Those seated on the 1st to 4th rows may experience some inconvenience in watching the performance as they try to keep up with the subtitles. (The level of inconvenience may vary depending on the height of the seat.)
“This is a treasure, an hour to remember."
- The Times (U.K.)
"If only the plays were taught like this in schools,
nobody would ever say Shakespeare was boring."
- The Guardian (U.K.)
Innovative Shakespeare by Tim Crouch!
He will make you forget all other Shakespeares you have encountered so far!
Tim Crouch is an innovator in the world of the U.K.'s theater who is the stark opposite of monotony and listlessness. <I, Malvolio>, a monologue written and performed by this maestro of fringe theater, has been staged in the U.K., the U.S. and Australia, and is finally coming to Korea. <I, Malvolio> is a segment from <I, Shakespeare>, a series of modern interpretation of the classic works of Shakespeare. The play revolves around "Malvolio," a character regarded as a villain from <The Twelfth Night>, as the main character and provides him with an opportunity for vengeance, which was failed in the original. Crouch's forte is well demonstrated in <I, Malvolio> as he shakes up the audience with his dazzling humor, all the while enlightening them with a keen insight on life.
You will face Malvolio, who in a ludicrous look, flaunts that he will take revenge on each and everyone in the audience. And within mere 60 minutes, the audience will create a whole new and innovative Shakespeare with him.
"I am not crazy... the world must know this."
A stubborn Puritan Malvolio from <The Twelfth Night> has made an ambitious return, who was once tricked by the people around him to seek the love of Olivia, the heroine, and ended up disgracing himself. Before storming off, he cried, "Vengeance is mine!" We now find out that his life has a string of untold stories. Now that he has reappeared in front of those who had made him a villain, can the seemingly ill-fated story end with a smile?
