Minju Kim
Minju Kim is a performer, director, and physical theatre artist with a focus on Korea and Germany. After studying acting at Dongguk University (2009), she worked in Seoul and won the "Best Play" award at the 2012 Seoul Theatre Festival.
In 2013, she moved to Germany, studied Physical Theatre at the Folkwang University of the Arts, and received her Artist Diploma and the DAAD STIBET scholarship in 2019. She has performed in various productions such as "Stromer" (compagnie toit végétal), "H2O," and "Friedl Dicker" (Helios Theater), as well as in a co-production with the Isyo Art Center in Rwanda.
Since 2021, she has been a member of Armada Theater, which focuses on climate and ecology performance. In 2023, she founded the MÜN Collective with Moonjoo Kim and served as movement curator for BaBaCircus' "Becoming an Acquaintance," which won multiple awards at the 2024 Seoul Theater Festival. She was also the movement director for "Macbeth Report."
Minju leads physical theatre workshops and explores body language in a social context.
pieces
“Sag was” performer in Helios Theater
“Talking about silence” Performer Coproduction Isyo Artcenter in Rwanda and HeliosTheater
“Look at me” performer in Schauspiel Essen
“DWDW mit Bäume” performer from Armada Theater
“DWDW mit Wasserr” performer from Armada Theater
“Friedl Dicker” performer at Helios Theater
“Schlalalaufen” Dancer by Barbara Fuchs in Consol Theater, Spielarten Festival
“Dings Bums” Dancer by Barbara Fuchs in Ehrenfeldstudion, Tanzhaus NRW
“Früh Stück” Performer Directed by Michael Lurse in Helios Theater
“H2O” Performer Directed by Barbar Kölling at Helios Theater
“One World is not enough” performer. by Armada Theater
“Stromer” performer of Compagnie toit vegetal in Schauspiel Essen, LeseEule
“Die Geworfenen” dance coach from Sepidar Theater in Roto Theater Dortmund
"Black Water" Dancer. Music Video. A song by GETIER
“Nordstadt Fantasies” by Schorsch Kamerun Ruhrtrienale 2018
“ Seoul Subscriber” “Kim” a film by Mats Südthoff in Eulenspiegel Filmtheater
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