Tving to unveil W30 bil. epic drama 'Queen Woo' set in Goguryeo
Tving is set to unveil the much-anticipated 30 billion won ($22.5 million)-budgeted historical drama "Queen Woo."

Korea Times K-Culture Reporter
Park Jin-hai primarily focuses on K-dramas, entertainment shows and actor interviews. Beyond that, she also pens articles covering the broader arts scene, with a particular emphasis on classical music, dance and various aspects of lifestyle. Since joining The Korea Times in 2013, she has made significant contributions in the realms of hallyu (Korean wave), industry news and international affairs.
Tving is set to unveil the much-anticipated 30 billion won ($22.5 million)-budgeted historical drama "Queen Woo."
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International musicians who took part in this year's Korean National Symphony Orchestra (KNSO) International Academy program pose during a ceremony to conclude the 17 days of learning at Seoul Arts Center in Seocho District, southern Seoul, Wednesday. For the program, which aims to nurture young musicians from around the world, KNSO Artistic Director David Reiland from Belgium participated as a mentor in the intensive training course for the first time. A total of 54 participants from 17 countries took part this year, and among them, four outstanding musicians each received a 2 million won scholarship from The Korea Times. Courtesy of KNSOThe Korea Times' President-Publisher Oh Young-jin, right, poses with winners of The Korea Times scholarship during a ceremony to wrap up the KNSO International Academy program at Seoul Arts Center in Seocho District, southern Seoul, Wednesday. From left are violist Ziyan Wu, violinist Haeun Honney Kim, bassoonist Michael Thomas Quigley and clarinetist Sawako Ushimado. Korea's oldest English daily launched the scholarship last year and has doubled th
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David Reiland, artistic director of the Korean National Symphony Orchestra (KNSO) since 2022, participated in the orchestra's International Academy program for the first time. The Belgian, who has served as a guest conductor for many orchestras in Europe and operated similar programs, noted that this multicultural, collaborative program is crucial for talented young musicians.