Ulsan Sees Flood of Performances Resuming or Previously Canceled

Junggu Cultural Center to Host Continuous Screenings of 2020 Cine Stage

Ulsan Jung-gu Culture & Arts Center has decided to resume the live performance of the 2020 Cine Stage.

[Asia Economy Yeongnam Reporting Headquarters Reporter Kim Yong-woo] Cultural performances that were canceled due to the novel coronavirus infection (COVID-19) are flooding the Ulsan cultural scene.

The Ulsan Jung-gu Culture & Arts Center has decided to continuously screen the live performance program of its self-planned program ‘Cine Stage,’ which had been halted due to COVID-19. It is expected that the residents' long-thirsty cultural desires will gradually be fulfilled.

The Culture & Arts Center announced on the 24th that it will consecutively screen three canceled live performances of ‘2020 Cine Stage’ three times at 7:30 p.m. on June 2, 9, and 11 in the 2nd floor Hamwol Hall.

Cine Stage is a program that offers residents free access to various live performances such as opera and ballet, reflecting recent trends in the performing arts under the concept of ‘enjoying masterpieces through video.’ It was a self-planned program that gained great popularity last year.

This year, it also opened its first curtain in January with famous musicals, ballet, and opera, but operations were suspended from February due to the spread of COVID-19. After about four months, the stage will continue with Donizetti’s opera ‘Don Pasquale’.

The Culture & Arts Center decided to consecutively screen the three performances originally scheduled from February to April rather than completely canceling the existing program screenings.

An official said, “You can enjoy a grand performance with a large screen and magnificent sound,” and added, “Since COVID-19 is still ongoing, we hope viewers will safely watch by strictly following social distancing in daily life and user compliance guidelines.”

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