Lotte Concert Hall Stage Tour Starting from the 25th

The Lotte Cultural Foundation announced on the 15th that it will start a stage tour from the 25th, allowing audiences to explore and experience various facilities of the Lotte Concert Hall. The stage tour will be held six times in the first half of this year.

The stage tour offers audiences the opportunity to step directly onto the stage of the Lotte Concert Hall, feel the distance between the seats and the stage, and tour the dressing rooms and instrument storage rooms used by performers.

In the instrument storage room, visitors can see with their own eyes that four Steinway grand pianos worth 200 million KRW and one mobile organ console worth 800 million KRW are kept in optimal seasonal conditions through temperature and humidity control devices. Visitors can also closely observe the Stage Manager's desk, where situations on stage are monitored, and experience entering the stage from backstage as if they were performers. They can listen to the tone of the pipe organ, which is a symbol of the Lotte Concert Hall.

With explanations from Kang Ilmuk, the stage director of Lotte Concert Hall, visitors can satisfy their curiosity about various parts of the hall that are difficult to experience through regular performances and discover the hidden charms of the venue.

The tour dates for the first half of the year are January 25 (Thu), March 18 (Thu), March 28 (Thu), April 23 (Tue), May 27 (Mon), and June 24 (Thu). All tours start at 11 a.m., with a maximum of 20 participants per session. Admission fees are 10,000 KRW for adults and 7,000 KRW for youth (ages 7 to 18). Participants will receive a small souvenir.

Stage tour tickets can be reserved on the Lotte Concert Hall website starting at 11 a.m. on the 18th.