Introducing the outstanding picture quality of OLED TVs to 40,000 monthly performance attendees
Screening of actor interviews celebrating the 10th anniversary of Charlotte Theater's opening

LG Electronics is informing visitors at the Charlotte Theater about the unparalleled picture quality of its OLED TVs.

LG Electronics is operating an experience zone at the Charlotte Theater in Songpa-gu, Seoul, from early this month until next month, where visitors can view various OLED TVs, including the 77-inch LG SIGNATURE OLED TV (model name: OLED77G6). The company plans to promote the superior picture quality of OLED TVs at the Charlotte Theater, which is visited by approximately 40,000 people per month.

LG Electronics shows interview videos of actors celebrating the 10th anniversary of Charlotte Theater's opening, a preview video of the musical AIDA, which recently began performances, and a video introducing the picture quality of OLED TVs.

Because LG OLED TVs emit light from each individual pixel without a backlight, they can reproduce colors closest to natural hues among existing TVs. Since colors are not distorted regardless of the viewing angle, content is displayed in accurate colors even when a large audience watches simultaneously.

Charlotte Theater is Korea's first theater dedicated exclusively to musicals and has staged many world-class musicals over the past 10 years, including the popular musical Aida, which runs until March 11 of next year. It is also being evaluated as taking the lead in raising the level of Korean culture and arts.

Heo Jae-cheol, Senior Vice President of LG Electronics Korea HE Marketing FD, emphasized, “We will deliver the unparalleled value of OLED TVs with realistic video and sound that feel like watching a live performance.”