Shakespeare in Busan will be performing “As You Like It” at the outdoor Dalmaji Amphitheater four times in the next two weeks.The troupe, which performed “A Midsummer’s Night Dream” last year, promises “bawdy humor, cross-dressing and an exciting wrestling match.”The performance on Saturday will begin at 5:15 p.m. Subsequent performances, on May 29, June 4 and June 5, will begin at 3:30 p.m. Entra

Busan Global Center and Yeonje Police Station are providing classes on the written drivers’ license exam in English, Chinese and Vietnamese.The lessons will run from May 28 to June 18 at Busan Global Center. To sign-up for the class, call 1577-7716 and leave your name and phone number. The deadline for applications is May 27.(paulkerry@heraldm.com)

The Yeoksam Global Village Center and the National Museum of Korea are running a tour of the museum Friday from 2-5 p.m.An English-speaking guide will show visitors around the permanent exhibition hall of the museum. The tour will focus on the museum’s Three Kingdoms period collection. After the tour, there will be a crafts workshop to make bronze mirrors.Participation costs 3,000 won, and those i

Gwangju Artist Collective members will help aspiring artists with their drawing skills in June.The classes will be on Tuesdays from 7-9 p.m. and are open to all adults.Each class will be led by a different artist.The classes are free but there will be a discussion about hiring and paying for a model in future.To register for the classes email moon@gic.or.kr by May 31.(paulkerry@heraldm.com)

The Seoul Players are accepting applications for their 10 minute play competition.Entries from playwrights, directors or collaborations must be submitted by May 31.The plays must be a maximum of 10 minutes long, and entrants can submit up to two scripts.Directors and those on collaborative projects should submit a short outline of who they are and their plans for the competition.Rehearsals for the

Ichon Global Village Center is displaying photos by expats at the Yongsan Art Hall.The pictures were chosen as winners of the GVC’s competition on the theme of “Seoul, Where, I’m Living.”The display is on floor B1 of the art hall and will be open until Thursday.(paulkerry@heraldm.com)

“Short Sets,” a night of music featuring DJs, expat hip-hop and reggae artists and Korean rock bands, will take place Saturday to fundraise for the next issue of the bilingual culture magazine, Speakeasy.Acts including Hit the 9, Da Green and JoshRoy will play 30 minute sets at Club DGBD in Hongdae, Seoul.Doors are at 10 p.m. and the cover is 10,000 won, with all proceeds going toward publishing o

The Seoul chapter of Korea Teachers of English to Speakers of Other Languages is holding a workshop Saturday on teaching to mixed-ability classes.The workshop will be at 3 p.m. at The Sookmyung Professional Center of Sookmyung Women’s University. Speakers Sharon de Hinojosa and Lara Jay Hamilton will discuss how teachers can use classes with students of different levels to improve learning.They wi

As part of the Dongseongno festival, Daegu Compass is running a photo scavenger hunt Sunday.The scavenger hunt requires teams of three or four to find their way around central Daegu and photograph themselves performing specified tasks.Registration will take place at 12:30 p.m. in front of the main stage in front of McDonalds by Debec Department store.The competition is free and runs for two hours

Daegu Theater Troupe is holding a 24-hour challenge, culminating with a performance on Saturday.Groups will write and develop plays starting Friday evening and perform them on Saturday at the Buy the Book Caf in central Daegu. Doors open for the peerformance at 8:30 p.m.Tickets are 5,000 won and are available at the door. For more information visit daegutheatre.com.(paulkerry@heraldm.com)