조선의 개항장에 건립된 인천 가무기좌(歌舞技座)에 관한 연구

Abstract

A study of Gamugijwa as Japanese theater built in Incheon Kim, Namseok Gamugijwa(singing and dancing theater) is a theater built in Incheon, its owners were Japanese. As a result, this theater was also not considered to be the theater of Korea in korean theater history. Based on truth that the Japanese and the Koreans were living in Incheon together in the past, it is necessary to consider this theater again. In addition, if you examine the situation and the relevant personnel operating Gamugijwa(singing and dancing theater), these two conclusions are confirmed. The one is the conclusion that Gamugijwa(singing and dancing theater) is closely related to economic of Incheon, and the other is the conclusion that the location of Gamugijwa(singing and dancing theater) corresponds to the heart of the commercial district. Besides, if you look at the performances and the events held in Gamugijwa(singing and dancing theater), it can be found that the operators of Gamugijwa(singing and dancing theater) did not relate to racial and ethnic discrimination against the Koreans and Japanese and rather, this theater was operating in accordance with the objective to satisfy the two nations equally. Reactions of the audience for Gamugijwa(singing and dancing theater) were largely similar. As a result, the local theater Gamugijwa(singing and dancing theater) was served with a difficult time with the Korean shipbuilding, it was also the birthplace of both convergence and multi-cultural drama of the race.