📚연극 죽은 시인의 사회, 로빈 윌리엄스의 연기를 뛰어넘을 수 있을까? (초대 이벤트 있음) #조광화 #이동준 #황조교

🎁Invitation Event🎁 Honestly... I was so nervous about this interview. That is because it was literally a meeting with masters. (I barely slept the night before...) To mark the Korean premiere of the play *Dead Poets Society*, I went to meet the two captains creating the play, Director Jo Gwang-hwa and Music Director Lee Dong-jun. It was an interview where we shared deep advice and stories on how the play overcame the stature of the original film and the massive mountain that is Robin Williams, and how the youth of this generation should face ‘anxiety’ through the story of anxious youth in the work. Looking back, I think these two were Mr. Keating to me. 🥹 As for whether the performance is more fun than the movie, please watch it for yourself and judge! However... if you read this interview to the end, the message the two captains want to convey through the work will resonate with you even more clearly. 🌟IMPORTANT🌟 Please make sure to watch the video until the end and participate in the [Dead Poets Society] play ticket giveaway!✨ (** See comments for details) - [Timeline] 00:00 Opening & The Two Masters' Surprising(?) Self-Introductions 1:34 The Secret Behind the Name 'Cho Kwang-hwa'? 2:29 Why Was I Shocked Hearing 000 When I Was a Teenager? 2:59 "I Want to Do It, Let Me Do It" 3:56 Making Play Music Like a Movie? 4:48 Why Captain Kwang-hwa Was Shocked After Reading the Script 6:26 The Moment He Choked Up While Reading Lines 7:21 Hidden Secrets on Stage 7:59 Differences Between Creating Film Music and Play Music? 8:32 Can He Really Surpass Robin Williams? 11:33 Why the Current Young Generation Is in 'Danger' 13:06 What Is the True Meaning of Carpe Diem? 15:52 Why It Is Dangerous to Decide on an Answer Quickly When You Are Anxious 19:43 The Sentence Captains Hold in Their Hearts - Play #DeadPoetsSociety NOL Theater, Daehak-ro Woori Card Hall 2026.07.18 - 09.13 🔗 Ticket Reservation Link https://tickets.interpark.com/goods/2... 🔗 Assistant Hwang's Instagram   / hwangjogyo