Artistic Vision
While questioning ourselves about
What we can bring to theatre world,
We witnessed that
Stage can be terrifying and electrifying at the same time.
Since anything can happen and something must happen
on stage,
Since individuals struggle in collectivism,
Since we am often disconnected to ourselves,
We made and still make a decision
To come up to the stage and move around.
We make theatre that evokes
Normality is vibrant,
And though Infinity ends in a second-
That second is infinite.
*Image of Ricky starred in Language of Joe and Cho
Artistic Director
Woogie Jung is a theatre maker from Seoul, South Korea. He graduated from East 15 Acting School with an MFA in Acting (International).
He loves Language of Joe and Cho because it is an exciting new text that is funny and moving in the most unexpected ways. He is excited to realise its potential on stage.
Acting credits include The Complete Works of William Shakespeare (Abridged) UK Tour and the upcoming film Artificial by director Luca Guadagnino. He made his directing debut with Language of Joe and Cho at Camden Fringe 2026.
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Artistic Producer
Dong-Hyun Lim is a London-based theatre maker from South Korea. He holds a BA in Acting from the Royal Central School of Speech and Drama.
His artistic focus lies in exploring how nuances and live interactions between performers and texts function on stage—specifically, how they connect, react, and bring one another to life during performance.
His recent acting credits include As You Wish (Copeland Gallery), Summers (The Space Theatre), the short film The Divine Move, and the audiobook Hunger. This November, he will make his stage debut in South Korea playing the title role in Hamlet.
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