Verlag:
Methuen Drama (UK), London [England]
;
Bloomsbury Publishing
"Chajŏngŏ" (Bicycle) was written in 1983, based on an event that happened in Oh's home village of Sŏch'ŏn during the Korean War. In September 1950, retreating North Korean People's Liberation Army troops rounded up 127 suspected anti-communists,...
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"Chajŏngŏ" (Bicycle) was written in 1983, based on an event that happened in Oh's home village of Sŏch'ŏn during the Korean War. In September 1950, retreating North Korean People's Liberation Army troops rounded up 127 suspected anti-communists, locked them in the town registry building, then set the building on fire, burning all inside to death. Rather than dramatise the incident, O presents a stream-of-consciousness ghost story that moves back and forth between past and present on bicycles. This journey is not meant to be read literally - time and place are always fluid on O's stage."--
Verlag:
Methuen Drama (UK), London [England]
;
Bloomsbury Publishing
"Chajŏngŏ" (Bicycle) was written in 1983, based on an event that happened in Oh's home village of Sŏch'ŏn during the Korean War. In September 1950, retreating North Korean People's Liberation Army troops rounded up 127 suspected anti-communists,...
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"Chajŏngŏ" (Bicycle) was written in 1983, based on an event that happened in Oh's home village of Sŏch'ŏn during the Korean War. In September 1950, retreating North Korean People's Liberation Army troops rounded up 127 suspected anti-communists, locked them in the town registry building, then set the building on fire, burning all inside to death. Rather than dramatise the incident, O presents a stream-of-consciousness ghost story that moves back and forth between past and present on bicycles. This journey is not meant to be read literally - time and place are always fluid on O's stage."--
