Yeoljeongokaе Yonggap'i [Jincheon]

[Performance Description] At the top of Yebjeon-gogae is 'Maru주막' (Maru Tavern). Here lives the owner Park Seo-bang and Yong-gapi, who does all sorts of odd jobs. Park Seo-bang, notorious for his stinginess, neither eats nor wears anything, obsessively hoarding money. Once money comes into his hands, he never spends it, refuses to pay Yong-gapi's wages, and continually puts off giving money to the neighbors. The villagers suspect that Park Seo-bang must have hidden a large sum of money somewhere in the tavern. Then one day, Park Seo-bang suddenly dies. Whenever the villagers gather in small groups, they speculate about where his money might be hidden. Eventually, they visit Maru Tavern late at night to search for the money. Working together, they try to find Park Seo-bang's fortune, but ultimately fail. Park Seo-bang's ghost, unable to leave the tavern, plays pranks on the villagers. Frightened by the ghostly antics, they hastily flee. Left alone, Yong-gapi encounters Park Seo-bang's spirit and shares his sincere feelings. Remorseful, Park Seo-bang reveals to Yong-gapi where his money is hidden. Yong-gapi distributes Park Seo-bang's money among the villagers, and together they hold a sincere funeral for him. An uplifting and heartwarming story unfolding through vibrant traditional percussion, authentic Korean melodies, and joyful dance! A Korean traditional music musical featuring a tale passed down through Yebjeonjae in Jincheon, North Chungcheong, for the whole family to laugh and enjoy together! Hold your child's hand and create a special time to talk and reflect: "How should we really spend money?" and "What does true sharing really mean?"