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Doosan Art Center
Korean name두산아트센터
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To commemorate Doosan's 111th anniversary, Doosan Art Center opened its doors on October 1, 2007. It is an expanded and renovated space that previously housed Yeon-gang Hall, which had been in operation since 1993. In addition to the musical theater "Yeon-gang Hall," it also includes "Space 111," a space for artistic incubation, and "Doosan Gallery," which features various installations. Yeon-gang Hall, named after the pen name of the late Chairman Park Doo-byeong, is a musical theater specifically designed to enhance the musical experience. It has 620 seats and is equipped with state-of-the-art stage, lighting, sound, and video equipment to provide the most vivid experience of musicals. Unlike small theaters primarily used for rentals, Space 111 can accommodate a wide range of performances, including theater, dance, music, concerts, and film screenings, and serves as a hub for the creative activities of talented artists. Both the stage and seating are designed with a flexible structure, allowing for free use according to the creative intent. It is a space for nurturing and developing talented young artists. Doosan Gallery, which is open to the public free of charge, is a welcoming space for everyone. The 227 square meter "Doosan Gallery" can host various installations, performances, and exhibitions. The gallery can be expanded to include the lobby by opening a wall, allowing for diverse and dynamic exhibitions. Furthermore, it is designed to accommodate stage, lighting, and sound equipment, making it suitable for installation art, performance art, and other performances. The interior of the performance hall is designed to allow a view of the sky from the ground floor to the basement, creating a spacious and comfortable gathering place. A "Mom's Room" is also available to provide seating for parents with young children. In addition, an entrance facility has been created on the basement level to allow direct access to the performance hall for disabled audience members. A rest room is available to minimize waiting time during intermissions, ensuring a comfortable viewing experience.
Details
- Reservation guide for Korean nationals
- Performances can be reserved through the website
- Reservation deadline: Until 5:00 PM the day before the performance
- Booking fee: Free - Reservation Guide for Foreigners
- Reservations can be made via email. Please include your desired viewing dates, number of attendees, name, and contact information in your email. Payment is made on-site after reservation confirmation (webmaster@doosanartcenter.com)
- Rental information
- For inquiries regarding reservations, please call 02-708-5009
- Parking fee
- [Performances, Lectures]
- 4 hours, 5,000 KRW [Exhibition]
- 1 hour free
- Overtime: 1,000 KRW per 10 minutes. *Parking fees for visitors on the same day
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