All the actors of the small group 'Wind' gathered. Some came from other troupes and some were new to Plays.
They saved money and rented this small theater, but there was no staff who would manage and produced the stage.
All of this was created by actors only.
There were only Seven people on their trupe. All of them loved theater and acting.
"Sigh. How many did you sell?"
"Only three tickets. One child and two adults."
"That's a relief. Our play is for the General audience, we almost couldn't even sell three tickets."
Everyone smiled faintly at the words of Han Ji-ah, who will play the heroine.
Kim Sun-Gon, the leader of the 'Wind' group received a phone call earlier from Kim Seung-wu, the super president.
"It's not time to laugh."
"What? Why?"
"They bought it at a regular price."
"What?"
"They said they like watching plays and bought it at a regular price even though Seong-Wu gave 40 percent discount."
Everyone was speechless at Kim Sun-gon's words. They said they like plays. That word stuck in their hearts.
"SEONG WU, why did he sell at a 40% discount? The rental fee won't even be covered! And why is he offering a discount at the regular price?...."
Han Ji-ah couldn't continue to talk, perhaps because she was too emotional while talking like she was scolding.
It's already been three days since she only looked at the empty audience from the stage.
Even a thousand won (TL: 1$) matters.
Kim Sun-gon clapped his hands.
"Everyone, wake up! They bought tickets to watch a play because they like it! We are going to show them a play that's very worthy of their attention!"
"Yes!"
It was their first audience after a long time. There were only three people, but everyone were very excited.
"Hello! Are you here to watch the play?"
One child, two adults. It's these people! Han Ji-ah welcomed the three with a bright smile.
The three people who were looking for the entrance to the small theater nodded at Han Ji-ah's words.
"The entrance is this way It's on the second floor, so you have to go up. You can give me the ticket."
"Oh, thank you."
Han Ji-ah received the tickets from the three people and tore them in half. With Han Ji-ah's guidance, Seojun and the two adults climbed the narrow stairs and entered the small theater.
The theater was small. The stage and auditorium were very close and there were only a few seats.
Han Ji-ah smiled and said to the three people looking around the theater.
"You can sit anywhere. If you want the center is good, and if you want to see the actors up close, the front seat is good too."
"Where do you want to sit?"
The theater was small, so there was little difference whether it was in the middle or in the front, but Seojun still took time to choose.
"I want to see you in the middle."
