[Performance Review] Hangover, a Comic Mystery Thriller Play in Daehakro, Perfect for Couples

I received an invitation to a performance from a theater group.

I headed to Daehak-ro.

Arrival at the theater

The waiting area at the theater is narrow,

and the restroom is inside the theater, making it difficult to use.

Please use the restrooms outside and then come in.

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Today's Cast

Synopsis

It all begins in room 506 of the Paradise Hotel.

Ji-yeon (wife), who learns of her husband Cheol-su's infidelity, wants to use an event planning company to get an apology from him.

Tae-min, the event planner, tries to get Cheol-su to apologize according to Ji-yeon's plan, but

the intoxicated Cheol-su murders Ji-yeon in room 506.

Panicked, Tae-min quickly moves Cheol-su to room 507 and books a 4-hour stay.

When Cheol-su sobers up, Tae-min explains what happened the previous night, but Cheol-su has no memory of it.

Police investigating the murder in room 506 visit room 507, but

Tae-min's quick thinking helps them avoid danger.

However, there are two more people in room 507.

K (male) from room 508, who claims to have psychic abilities, and Emma (female) from room 509, who came to the hotel to commit suicide,

K and Emma also explain the absurd situation of waking up in room 507 after drinking.

Tae-min, Cheol-su, K, and Emma meet in room 507!

If the police raid room 507, all four become accomplices.

No police officer would believe such a ridiculous situation.

They begin to suspect each other and force confessions from one another...

The four of them only have 4 hours, the duration of their stay!

In a situation where they must uncover everything within 4 hours, the secrets of the four begin to unravel.

Source: Interpark Hangover

I take a seat and wait for the performance to begin.

Curtain Call

Taking commemorative photos on stage after the performance.

The actor made a surprise appearance and took photos with us.

It has a captivating quality that draws you into the performance from the start.

Although it's a thriller, there are moments of humor,

making it neither too heavy nor too light, allowing you to fully immerse yourself in the drama.

A performance with unpredictable twists and turns until the very end.

I highly recommend this play for a date night.