Proud Collection of Korean Original Musicals
Collection Musicals 2026.06.24

Proud Collection of Korean Original Musicals

From Heroes to Empress Myeongseong, and Perhaps a Happy Ending

Korean original musicals have reached a level that is now recognized on the world stage. Works that capture our history and emotions bring deep resonance and pride.

We have gathered highly accomplished Korean original musicals. Come experience the touching moments of the stage created by our own hands.

Hero

Hero

This Korean original musical depicts the last year of the independence activist Ahn Jung-geun. It captures the Harbin Incident and his beliefs with grand music and stage design.

Beloved for its historical resonance and high-quality numbers, it is considered a representative work of Korean original musicals.

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The Last Empress

The Last Empress

This Korean original musical tells the life story of Empress Myeongseong during the turbulent times at the end of the Joseon Dynasty. It is a monumental work that paved the way for large-scale Korean original musicals.

Featuring famous songs like 'Na Gageodeun' and a majestic stage, it deeply portrays the tragedies of our history.

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Frankenstein

Frankenstein

This Korean original musical is based on Mary Shelley's novel. It vividly depicts the tragedy of a scientist who created life and the creature he brought to existence.

With grand numbers and the actors' remarkable dual performances, it has received acclaim and showcases the strength of Korean original musicals.

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Gwanghwamun Sonata

Gwanghwamun Sonata

This Korean jukebox musical is crafted from the beloved songs of Composer Lee Young-hun. It tells the story of a man's life and love through nostalgic ballads.

Filled with familiar hits like 'Old Love' and 'Red Sunset', it resonates particularly deeply with the middle-aged audience.

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Marie Curie

Marie Curie

This Korean original musical depicts the life and beliefs of Marie Curie, the first person to win Nobel Prizes twice. It delicately portrays the scientist's struggles and responsibilities.

The story of a female scientist is presented with high quality, catching attention even overseas — a proud work of Korean original musical theater.

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Ben Hur

Ben Hur

This Korean original musical brings a grand epic set in ancient Rome to the stage. It spectacularly illustrates themes of revenge and forgiveness.

With dramatic stage presentation including chariot races and overwhelming numbers, it exemplifies the essence of large-scale original musicals.

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The Man Who Laughs

The Man Who Laughs

This Korean original musical is based on Victor Hugo's novel. It explores class and humanity through the character of the oddly smiling man, Gwynplaine.

With beautiful visuals, stage design, and lyrical numbers, it is noted for raising the standard of Korean original musicals.

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Maybe a Happy Ending

Maybe a Happy Ending

This Korean original musical, set in a futuristic Seoul, tells the love story of two robots. Its warm and delicate narrative provides a gentle emotional impact.

Acclaimed globally and even staged in the United States, it has become a source of pride for Korean original musicals.

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The Days

The Days

This Korean jukebox musical is made with the beloved songs of Kim Kwang-seok. It tells the stories of the presidential guard with nostalgic songs woven in.

Filled with Kim Kwang-seok's classics such as 'Around Thirty', it offers emotional depth and nostalgia that transcends generations.

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Original musicals grow stronger through repeated performances. Keep an eye out for news on performances of works you are interested in.

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