I was really looking forward to seeing how UPSIDE DOWN, who created a wonderful work for their inaugural performance, would remake it for the 5th anniversary. Never expected the world view to expand so much and the story to have depth, so I was pleasantly surprised.

Wonderful work. The black and white world regains color as various stories connect. I wanna watch it over and over again from beginning to end.

Perfect! Felt like watching a movie. Cried a lot when I was able to see UPSIDE DOWN for the first time in a while. I really love the direction and music. It gave me energy.

It was a wonderful new version that resolved all the mysteries and hidden hints that remained at the time of the first DRAWING. On the one hand, I want DAPHNE and ZELKOVA to get together because I love them, but on the other hand, I don't want them to change the ending of the premiere because it was too beautiful, so I think it was a gentle ending that responded to such complex emotions.

Moved by the wonderful story and direction! It was the first time I've seen a play that made me cry. The fusion of video and theater was amazing. Thank you for a wonderful time!

It was very interesting. I got goosebumps. DRAWING was hopeless, but REDRAWING was hopeful. Beautiful piece that made me want to go on a journey.

I've loved ZELKOVA's line "That is love" ever since it premiered. DRAWING was a great work filled with many famous lines. And I thought it was a really amazing script that revived it in a different way in REDRAWING.

Breaking away from the gloomy monochrome past and heading for a bright and colorful future. It was a meaningful work in the milestone year of the 70th anniversary of the end of the war. I have high expectations for your future success.

As I felt at the first DRAWING, the sense of picture making and sound matching is truly amazing. Even though I should already know the story, I was completely engrossed and thought this is a work worthy of being loved forever.

Multiple Möbius strips are connected, and the main characters try to land on some kind of answer. It was a wonderful story that was frustrating but also saved, with a view on life and death and the meaning of being born. I've never loved the blank space on the questionnaire as much as I do now. Black pens are good, but I wanna write my thoughts in colored pens! Ah, I'm glad I came to see this!