
2026 National Theater Ssookssookdeuri Festival
Paju-si·Stage Arts Support Center, National Theater of Korea

Paid · Ages 6 and up · Paju-si Salon de Paju
[Performance Introduction] Pianist An Min-hyuk and Friends Series I Young Artist Support Project This is the Young Artist Support Project started by Salon de Paju to support the continuous musical activities and stages of young performers. Meet the first stage, (Pianist An Min-hyuk and Friends Series I) via online live. Centered around pianist An Min-hyuk, who studied at Yewon School and Seoul Arts High School and then at Korea National University of Arts, this is a special stage created by young performers together. Booking: Naver Booking https://booking.naver.com/booking/12/bizes/33645 Venue info: https://heyjinjo.wixsite.com/salon-de-paju Running time: 50 minutes Seat count: 100 Parking: Available 출연: 안민혁 등
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