Mapping the Stage Differently : Theatre Me Too Movement and Internet Culture in South Korea

Soo Ryon YOON

Mapping the Stage Differently : Theatre Me Too Movement and Internet Culture in South Korea

Soo Ryon YOON

Department of Cultural Studies

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Abstract

Not enough has been said about how the #metoo movement played out in contexts far from where it was triggered and especially in countries in Asia and Africa. In this article we see the unravelling of hierarchical and sexualised relations in theatre in South Korea, and how fragile assemblages of rebellion were formed online and on-ground.

Original language	English
Specialist publication	GenderIT.org
Publisher	Association for Progressive Communications
Publication status	Published - 25 Oct 2019

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