This captivating blend of puppetry and music is a paradoxical reflection of monotonous working-class lives
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| The Little Festival Scenes from South Korean play His Day Special Arrangement | Photo Credit: SPECIAL ARRANGEMENT |
His Day, a non-verbal play from South Korea, will be staged at Ranga Shankara in Bengaluru as part of their children’s program, Aha! Sundays. In collaboration with Ranga Shankara and InKo Center, the play is produced by ArtstageSAN, a creative art group from South Korea specializing in puppet theatre.
Directed by Jo Hyunsan, His Day revolves around the mundane life of an exhausted working man trapped in a monotonous routine. He finds himself pressured by his boss’ relentless pursuit of results. Feeling like a circus performer under constant scrutiny, he seeks solace in the joyful memories of his childhood. Through portraying this ordinary working-class individual, the play explores relatable themes. Both actors and puppets assume the same characters, enhancing the imagery and delivering meaningful messages.
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