A new music heater series Romeo and Juliet is the first adapted story in Changgeuk. The company incorporates a Korean setting into the play.

Instead of Romeo from the Montagues and Juliet from the Capulets in Verona, this drama deals with the story of Juri, the daughter of Bullip Choi from a noble family in Namwon, Cheolla Province and Romyo, a son of Taegyu Mun from another noble family in Hamyang, Gyeongsang Province. The story takes place near Palyangchi, a hill between Cheolla and Gyungsang Provinces.

The script, incorporating the beauty of the original work, was written by Sungwhan Park, who wrote the script for the National Brand Performance, <Cheong>. Suksun Ahn, Korea's 23rd intangible cultural heritage, composed the Sori and gave birth to a cheerful but heartbreaking music theater.

▪ Attention: Due to limited space, only 380 participants will be admitted to the show, on a first come – first served basis.

This small hall with 400 seats (including 5 wheelchair seats) boasts a proscenium stage with ideal facilities.

It is a popular theater for staging signature pieces from the repertoire and regularly scheduled programs by the resident companies of the National Theater.

It is also designed to be the main theater for plays and changgeuk.