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In 1653, a Dutch East India Company ship was wrecked off the coast of Korea. Hendrik Hamel, one of the survivors, stayed for fourteen years in what was then a closed society, before finally escaping and returning 'home to Holland. His report of this period became the first documentation of Korea in the West. Taking Hamel's fascinating story as a starting point, London-based, international, visual theatre company, Sleeping Dogs, use techniques of animation and object theatre to explore the idea and identity of home in the 21st century.T1081262885Runs approx 60 mins without intervalCompany Sleeping Dogs (Korea / UK). | |
| 28 Jan 05 to 30 Jan 05 | BAC (Battersea Arts Centre), Inner London :: V168 listing details L1796771295 |
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