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Previews:	September 25, 2007
Opening:	October 07, 2007
Closing:	July 20, 2008
Theatres:	Union Square Theatre (9/25/2007 - 7/20/2008)
Production Type:	American Premiere
Production Status:	Closed
Run Type:	Open Run
Market:	Off-Broadway
"Jackie Chan meets Charlie Chaplin" in a high-energy martial-arts-based family spectacle.

Production Staff

Chul-Ki Choi

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Director

Pan Company

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Make-up Designer

Dolsilnai Inc.

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Costume Designer

Young-Sub Jin

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Choreographer

Tae-Young Kim

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Scenic Designer

Dong-June Lee

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Composer
(Original Music)

Soo-Yong Lee

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Sound Designer

Sung-Bin Lim

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Lighting Designer
(Original)

Won-Kil Paek

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Comedy Director

Gye-Hwan Park

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Choreographer
(Martial Arts)

Jong-Wah Park

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Lighting Designer

Benjamin Pearcy

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Lighting Designer
(New York)

Original Cast | Replacements

Young-Jo Choi	....	Uncle (Alternate)
Kyung-Ae Hong	....	Daughter (Alternate)
Yun-Gab Hong	....	Burglar 1
Hee-Jeong Hwang	....	Daughter (Alternate)
Chang-Young Kim	....	Grandfather (Alternate)
Cheol-Ho Kim	....	Father (Alternate)
Dong-Kyun Kim	....	Son-in-law (Alternate)
Hyun-Ju Kim	....	Mother (Alternate)
Joo-Sun Kim	....	Father (Alternate)
Kyung-Hyun Kim	....	Mother (Alternate)
Tae-Sung Kim	....	Burglar 2 (Alternate)
Sang-Cheul Lee	....	Grandfather (Alternate)
Seung-Youl Lee	....	Burglar 2 (Alternate)
Woon-Yong Lee	....	Old Man
Han-Chang Lim	....	Uncle (Alternate)
Byung-Eun Yoo	....	Son-in-law (Alternate)

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