Soyoon holds a BA in English Literature and has a particular interest in philosophical urban fiction, social realism, and the Eighteenth-century. She works in higher education. She enjoys and critically engages with a wide array of media, particularly experimental drama and opera.
Death Note: The Musical arrives at the Barbican with comically high expectations. The story follows high-achieving disillusioned student Light Yagami...
Oscar Wilde’s “lamia-like” Mrs. Cheveley archly poses to Sir Robert Chiltern, “Questions are never indiscreet. Answers sometimes are.” Wilde’s world...
