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Back to kindergarten

Yohangza’s play is a 90-minute rediscovery of kindergarten days. Even the worst snob wouldn’t have been able to resist cracking up at the playful antics of the Dokkebis. The prowess of the Korean performers is seen in their ability to have a predominantly adult audience guffawing at gross humour. The success of the play, to a great extent, lies in the way the actors connected with the audience. They either swung glowing rings in front of people or teased them, hugged them and gifted them the glowing rings. There are a few performances that render existing adjectives inadequate. Yohangza’s play was one.

Vijay Ram
Vellivoyal Chavadi

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