죽광대 놀이의 극본복원을 위한 고찰

Abstract

Chukkwangdae who perform korean mask dances(Talchum) and Shotdaetagi(a kind of performance on the string) are korean traditional play culture disappeared since 1925. As they are residents living in Dohwagol, Ulsan, they worship Ulsanseonangdang bride doll and are professional play group who are performing a play, wandering Young-nam district. The contents of their play were recorded by a folklorist Song seok-hwa's O-kwangdaesogo. He defined Chukkwangdae as play group performing circus and masque. The contents of their play were revealed by A folklorist, Choi sang-soo. Chukkwangdae play consisted of two plays, which are scene 6 of circus and scene 6 of mask dance. Scene 1 of circus is about Ulsanseonangdang bride doll, scene 2 Deongkwang, scene 3 Maegiak, scene 4 Mudong, scene 5 Jukbangul, scene 6 Shotdaetagi and scene 1 of mask dance is about Obangsinjangmu, scene 2 Nojang, scene 3 Yangban, scene 4 Youngno, scene 5 Halmi, scene 6 Sajamu. The specfic contents of the play were restored by the record of Choi sang-soo who said to keep its original form well was Masan's play, the specfic contents of the circus was made by the record of Choi sang-soo, too. Especially, Chukkwangdae play is that Shotdaetagi is main performance in circus, and the shape of Shotdaetagi appeared in altar portrait of Buddha of several temples of Youngnam district. This picture of the temple will be used for restoration of original form as valuable data. Chukkwangdae play was restored by this materials. The contents are Chukkwangdae circus in chapter 1 and Chukkwangdae mask dance in chapter 2.