What Remains of Us
in association with Bristol Old Vic, Bath Spa Productions and Korea National University of ArtsAbsorbingly staged, movingly acted
“I still have dreams about flying over the border like a bird. When I land I’m always a little girl. And you’re always there.”
3 days. 6 meetings. Just 12 hours. After 50 years what would you say?
Seung-Ki hasn’t seen her father Kwan-Suk since she was three. Separated by one of the world’s most militarised borders, they come face to face again in this compelling story based on the state-organised temporary reunions of divided Korean families.
With intelligence agencies and the global media looking on, can father and daughter confront their past, and find a connection in the present?
Acclaimed actor Kwong Loke (The Great Wave National Theatre, Pah-La Royal Court) and Jung Sun den Hollander (the Ghost in Killing Eve) feature in this raw, moving and at times absurdly funny new play featuring arresting visuals and sound.
Absorbingly staged, movingly acted...[An] evocative and powerful exploration of grief
Colourfully brought to life by director Sita Calvert-Ennals in a visually sleek production
Lane’s script carefully balances an entire spectrum of emotions
A compelling story of loss and resilience
Photos: Manoel Bolutife Akure
