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Gyeonggi Arts Center Recruits Performing Arts Groups for '2025 Cultural Welfare Performance that Comes to You'

KO YONG-CHUL Reporter / Updated : 2025-02-12 10:28:34
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Gyeonggi Arts Center announced that it is recruiting performing arts groups to participate in the '2025 Cultural Welfare Performance that Comes to You'. This project is a representative visiting cultural welfare project of the Gyeonggi Arts Center, where the Gyeonggi Arts Troupe and professional arts groups directly visit sites in Gyeonggi Province where there are few opportunities to experience culture and arts and present performances.

This year, the Gyeonggi Arts Center plans to expand the proportion of northern Gyeonggi Province and rural areas so that all regions in the province can enjoy culture and arts evenly.

The target of recruitment is professional performance groups with at least 5 members located in Gyeonggi Province. The performance work should be about 60 minutes long and can be held in various indoor and outdoor spaces in the province. There is no limit to the genre.

The selected groups will participate in performances hosted by the Gyeonggi Arts Center until the end of this year.

Groups wishing to participate can apply by email. Applications are from 10 am on the 13th to 5 pm on the 17th.

The selection results will be announced at the end of this month. For more information, please check the Gyeonggi Arts Center website.

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