2012 Seoul Metropolitan Theatre\’s Regular Performance \’Get into the Moonlight\’   Remind busy modern people of the meaning of \’Death\’, and \’Life\’ from the perspective of the living It is a \’slow play\’ dealing with a heavy subject in a serious and forthright way to make an easy explanation of the question on \’Life and Death" frequently asked while living and the subject likely to be a little bit heavy through various kinds of episodes and historical traces. Sharing memories of the elderly, the work provides the audience of all ages living in the present time with something to think of.   Kwansik who lost his mind studying for the bar exam and the monk surnamed Eom stay at Yeongbulam Temple located deep in the mountains. One day, out of the busy schedule to prepare for the Buddhist All Souls\’ Day, a middle-aged man comes down from mountains carrying a body of person committed suicide, and then an old mother-in-law, a daughter-in-law, a middle-aged doctor who sprained his ankle in the mountains, a mysterious middle-aged man giving his arm to the wounded man, and public sector workers whose businesses had collapsed come to gather. When the moon is high in the sky, each episode regarding death is being introduced... -English subtitles are provided during the performance.