Musical 'Special Delivery' Resumes Performances on the 17th After COVID-19 Suspension

Musical 'Special Delivery' performance scene [Photo by MJ Planet]

[Asia Economy Reporter Park Byung-hee] The musical "Special Delivery," which had suspended performances for two weeks due to the spread of the novel coronavirus infection (COVID-19), will resume performances starting from the 17th.

"Special Delivery" depicts the story of runaway girl "Hari," spinster singer "Sarang," and Sarang's soulmate "Lala." They dream of a warm family amid harsh realities and fight against reality to protect it.

"Special Delivery" has gained attention for portraying difficult themes such as runaway families, teenage pregnancy, non-marriage, and homosexuality in a lighthearted manner through its deeply wounded characters. Instead of a single conclusion, each performance ends with a different conclusion. The story concludes in three different ways, presenting the different futures of Hari, Sarang, and Lala as they build a warm family.

It premiered in early 2016, was revived in 2018, and this is the third season performance.

The show runs at Daehangno Dream Art Center until the 29th, with two performances every Wednesday at 4 PM and 8 PM. Cast and performance schedules can be checked on Interpark and Yes24.

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