Author: Hyonsan K.

CLUE: Backstage

The mystery has been solved, the criminals arrested, but there remains a lot of “cleaning up” to do. Trials to be run. Bodies to be buried. Reports to write. So here’s a look at the Backstage experience of CLUE.  Rehearsals were 3 times a week, each lasting nearly two hours. From a story point of […] Read More →

What does it mean to be a Korean citizen?

After interviewing migrants at the Daejeon Migrant Center (대전이주외국인종합복지관), I learned that the two biggest challenges they faced was language barriers and the Korean citizenship test. Language classes are provided for free at the migrant center, alongside other activities for the children of migrants such as Taekwondo, a small clinic, and legal advice. Granting citizenships […] Read More →