Practice School [Busan]

[Performance Introduction] This is a classic repertoire from Shinbaram Educational Theater Company, which is celebrating its 15th anniversary this year. This is a theatrical adaptation of a fairy tale by author Kim Hae-deung, winner of the Dasan Literary Award and Jeong Chae-bong Literary Award. It is Shinbaram's signature musical that presents a performance the whole family can enjoy in this era through cheerful theatrical aesthetics. The main stage is a unique school created by two isolated sisters who cannot attend regular school. The theatrical play that unfolds here transforms into a space of innocent imagination. A vibrant world of children that fathers and mothers of this era absolutely must see! "Why don't you go to school?" "No, we do go to school. Practice School." Their secluded school, held in a small, shabby boat without a blackboard or classmates, is a storehouse of children's imagination. Inside the boat, there is a Korean language class, a music room, and a playground. Before adults can even care for them, the children overcome their loneliness on their own. Come experience a delightful and moving drama unfolding in a space created just for them. [Synopsis] A sick father prepares to leave, entrusting his daughters So-jin and So-myung with a toy whale before disappearing. As the family's circumstances worsen and the mother grows physically and mentally weak, she moves with the children to a coastal village. However, due to the mother's helpless avoidance of reality, young So-jin and So-myung cannot attend school. The villagers endlessly gossip about the sisters who don't go to school: "Why don't those children go to school?" Elder sister So-myung takes her younger sister's hand and creates their own space inside a shabby boat, naming it . The space inside the boat becomes a place of hope, carefully filled with Korean, math, music, and physical education classes. One day, a storm strikes, and is swept away into the sea by the tempest... Will the children trapped in the storm safely navigate through the waves?