MwE is just 26, but it is made clear that Ruby views her discovery, whom she’s known since the age of 10, as approaching senility. We are encouraged to ask “pre-approved” questions (handed out to select audience members in advance) the first one is “why are you so beautiful?”īut there is tension between her and Ruby, and, after MwE sings some of her hits, the scene ends with an awkward meeting between her and the younger Sonoma (Julia Abueva). MwE is a fur-clad, dewey diva with a sense of style and entitlement that rivals Miss Piggy’s. We enter the sumptuous boudoir of MwE (stand-out Ashley Park, one of the stars in the recent revival of The King and I). “We built you this factory, from scratch,” Moon says to his performers at one point. They are harsh, controlling taskmasters all. We meet what in the program are called the judges, who perfect the raw talent of the performers –the vocal coach (Amanda Morton) to improve their singing the in-house plastic surgeon (David Shih) to improve their looks the dance master (Ebony Williams).
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We the audience have been invited to their KPOP factory to serve as a focus group to help them figure out how to make this happen.Īfter the opening concert, we are split into separate groups depending on the color of the wristband each of us had been given when we checked in (and subdivided and reunited throughout the two and a half hours of the show.) We are guided through room after room, up and down stairs (be forewarned), to learn about what it takes to produce the music to listen to musical numbers inserted somewhat willy-nilly and to witness lots of personal drama. Ruby and Jae Tak Moon (Vanessa Kai and James Saito), the owners of the JTM record label, have hired Jerry to help KPOP “cross over” to the American market. That’s Jerry (James Seol), a California-born Korean-American who (much to the irritation of several of the performers) doesn’t even speak Korean. Ndeed, as if to reassure us, even our host admits: “With the exception of Psy, I have never, in my life, listened to a single KPOP song.
(It’s still the second most watched, surpassed only by American rapper Wiz Khalifa’s “See You Again”)
Now, you needn’t know anything about the phenomenon of the South Korean music industry – not even that Psy’s “Gangnam Style” was for years the most watched video on YouTube, with more than 2.8 BILLION views. The DNA from each of these combines in this novel creation, which takes over the entire new non-profit performance art complex A.R.T./New York Theatres to recreate the new American outpost of an ambitious Korean music label. And please follow our blogs for the latest and best Korean KPOP music, songs, pops and ballads.KPOP is the result of a collaboration between three remarkable New York theater companies – Ars Nova, best-known for having developed the groundbreaking Natasha, Pierre and the Great Comet of 1812 the Ma-Yi Theater Company, which for three decades has explored issues of identity and assimilation through original work by Asian-American artists and The Woodshed Collective, a company whose explorations of the outer limits of site specific theater included an amazing show called Empire Travel Agency, a kind of on-the-town spy-murder mystery that took place in such venues as an abandoned building and a speeding car. You only know you and you don’t let me know
I guess they push each other out like the same playĮven if you say a hundred times, you’re still the same Now it’s sloppy because of this obvious tug of war
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