〈Blackout〉 is a play about the gap between daily life and drama. The darkness of life between the stories of the crossed characters is the image of this piece. Ji-hye Lee is a non-regular worker who is overwhelmed by anxiety and often comforts herself with luxury bags. Min is an unknown actor who fights against ＇non-self.＇ H, a veteran who faced many deaths in war, recalls the appearance of his daughter who was forced by Ji-hye Lee to commit suicide. Meanwhile, a homeless man wanders around the theater lobby. They go back and forth between the theater and the lobby, their homes, and tangle with their desires.

This is a play written by the International Residency of the Royal Court Theater in the UK in 2010. At the time, It was acclaimed thanks to its in-depth portrayal of the characters, beautiful language and use of very dramatic yet unfamiliar images. And 〈Blackout〉, which was premiered in 2018, utilizes a variety of imaging equipment to trace the inner world through each person’s intangible darkness. We face ＇ourselves＇ in someone’s face filling the screen and face ＇our world＇ in the screen full of various gestures.​