Sun. May 17, 2026 11a.m.

performance of Doodle POP with audience in foreground and two people on stage with projections

Family Theater

Overview

The Kennedy Center presents A BRUSH Theatre Production

Doodle Pop

Produced by Kiljun LEE
Created and Directed by Yongkyun YEOM
Devised by Seungeun LEE

Creative Team

  • Lighting Designer
    Byeongwook CHO
  • Video Designer
    Donghyun KIM
  • Sound Designer
    Yegwang KIM
  • Music Director
    Suin YOO
  • Composer
    Jinsuk HAHM
  • Stage Manager/PM
    Hyunki JUNG
  • Video
    Yesung LEE

Cast

  • Woogie
    Hyunki JUNG
  • Boogie
    Solji Park / Sojeong AHN
  • Pianist
    Suin YOO
  • Drummer
    Yegwang KIM
  • Video
    Yesung LEE

Patrons are requested to silence cell phones and other electronic devices during performances.

The taking of photographs and the use of recording equipment are not allowed in this venue.

Sponsors

The Morris and Gwendolyn Cafritz Foundation

Terms and Conditions

All events and artists subject to change without prior notice.

Meet the Artists

Meet the Creatives

Special Thanks

We would like to express our heartfelt gratitude to everyone at Holden & Arts who supported our U.S. tour, as well as to all the performers and crew we have had the pleasure of working with along the way. We are also deeply grateful to all the audiences who have welcomed us and shared their love and support.

Staff

Additional Staff for BRUSH Theatre & Doodle POP

  • Artistic Director
    Kiljun Lee
  • Company Manager
    Eunha Cho
  • Backstage
    Solji Park / Sojeong Ahn
  • Lighting
    Jeewoo Kim
  • Filming
    Bawool Kim

Kennedy Center Staff for Education

  • Vice President of Education
    Jordan LaSalle
  • Senior Director of Education Programs and Productions
    Vanessa Thomas
  • Artistic Associate, KCTYA; Artistic Director, KCACTF
    Gregg Henry
  • Program And Casting Assistant, TYA
    Leah Packer
  • Asst. Producer & Administrative Asst, TYA
    Mira Morris
  • School Registration
    Charlotte Poethke
  • Technical Director, TYA
    Paul Taylor

The Trump Kennedy Center Executive Leadership

Executive DirectorMatt Floca

Chief Financial OfficerDonna Arduin

Acting General CounselElliot Berke

Vice President of Human Resources LaTa’sha M. Bowens

Senior Vice President, MarketingRobin Osborne

Vice President, Public RelationsRoma Daravi

Vice President, EducationJordan LaSalle

Vice President, ProductionGlenn Turner

Interim Chief Information Officer Bob Sellappan

Staff for the Family Theater

  • Theater Manager
    Timothy Guillot*
  • Assistant Theater Manager
    Esther Schwarzbauer
  • Box Office Treasurer
    Holly Longstreth
  • Head Usher
    Katherine Abbott
  • Assistant Head Ushers
    Bradley Barnhurst, Bonnie Mitchell, William Taylor
  • Production Managers
    Alyssa Will Zegers, Tyler Golsen
  • Production Stagehands
    Garrett Brown, Ray Durbin, Robert Humphrey, Colleen Shannon, Pete Shedleski, Zach Moody, Glenwood Williams, Jeanette Porter

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*Represented by ATPAM, the Association of Theatrical Press Agents and Managers.

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The box office at the Kennedy Center is represented by I.A.T.S.E, Local #868.

Steinway Piano Gallery is the exclusive area representative of Steinway & Sons and Boston pianos, the official pianos of the Kennedy Center.

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The technicians at the Kennedy Center are represented by Local #22, Local #772,  and Local #798 I.A.T.S.E., AFL-CIO-CLC, the professional union of theatrical technicians.

Education at the Kennedy Center

The John F. Kennedy Center for the Performing Arts is the national champion for arts learning and creativity. Committed to increasing opportunities for all people to participate in, learn about, and understand the arts, the Center offers programs and events that strive to reflect the nation and its communities, and that are accessible and inclusive for all. From the Center’s stages to classrooms and communities across the country, to online resources accessible nearly anywhere, the Center serves the burgeoning artist, the curious explorer, the student (of any age), the teacher and teaching artist,any person interested in arts learning and utilizing the arts for positive change.

As an essential component of the living memorial to President Kennedy, the Center’s Education programs utilize the arts to embrace the ideals of service, justice, freedom, courage, and gratitude, and cultivate the Citizen Artists in all the people we serve. For more information, please visit www.kennedy-center.org/education/.