Company Introduction

LIVE Corp. plans and develops global content. The Company has planned and produced diverse creative musicals and films: creative musicals (Rimbaud, Marie Curie, Fan Letter, My Bucket List, Bachelor’s Vegetable Store and Paradise Ticket), plays (Apartment for Rent and Wusu the Deliveryman of Happiness) and films (House of the Disappeared and Respect). The musical My Bucket List has been presented successfully through a Chinese license at Shanghai Cultural Square since 2017 and it is having its tour in 13 cites in 2019. It is also developed as a Chinese film (through Chinese film studio Masters China). LIVE is also running "Glocal Musical Live," a program supporting creative musicals. This program helps story writers make their debut and discovers promising projects by new and existing creators. In this way, the Company provides them with opportunities to work not only in Korea but also in other countries such as Japan and China. The project thus contributes to invigorating the creation of ’glocal’ content of musicals. The Company will do its best to plan and develop original cultural content loved not only by Koreans but also by global citizens.

Performance Detail

In Gyeongseong (today’s Seoul) in the 1930’s, a would-be writer joins authors’ world through a fan letter. The performance depicts how this young writer grows.

Synopsis

In Gyeongseong in the 1930’s, Se-hun, one of the most successful entrepreneur in the city, is taking a break in a cafe. Se-hun then hears an amazing story. A novel by Hikaru, a female writer who died, is going to be published.

Moreover, everyone will soon get to know who she really is. Se-hun goest to Yun Lee, a member of the authors’ society "Seven People" who is currently in prison and tells him to cancel the publication of the book. Yun Lee says that he can’t do so if there is no justifiable reason. He even shows the last letter of Hae-jin Kim (Hiraku’s ex-girlfriend) left for Hiraku and boasts about it. Telling him that he needs to read the letter, Se-hun starts talking about Hiraku...