About this service

What this service does

We collect the performance and venue information published by KOPIS, Korea’s national performing-arts data network, make it searchable, and add work of our own on top.

Every page is available in Korean and English. Overseas audiences looking for performances in Korea have a hard time reaching the source material at all, which is the reason this site is bilingual.

• Search performances and venues by region, genre, run status and seat count
• Dates, cast, prices and ticket sellers for each performance
• Hall layouts, seat counts, addresses and directions for each venue
• Ticket sales tracked per show date
• Favourites and email alerts for signed-in users

Where the data comes from

Core performance and venue records come from the public API of KOPIS, operated by Korea’s Ministry of Culture, Sports and Tourism together with the Korea Arts Management Service.

We fetch and store that data on a schedule, so what you see is the value as of the last sync. Right after a schedule or price changes, our copy can differ from the source. Always confirm with the venue or ticket seller before booking.

Each performance and venue page shows when its information was last updated.

• KOPIS (Korean)

What we add to the source data

Copying an open dataset across is not worth anyone’s time. These are the things the source does not carry and we produce ourselves.

• Columns: our own quarter-by-quarter analysis of ticket-sales data, with the trends by genre, region and venue set out in charts.
• News: when we report a ticket opening or a sell-out, we name the sources behind it and link to the performance it concerns.
• Visiting tips: sightlines, parking, lockers — the things you only learn by going — researched and written up venue by venue.
• Verified seat counts: a venue’s seat count is the sum of its individual halls, not the venue-level figure KOPIS carries. Those two genuinely disagree for some venues, and whenever they do, the venue-level number is the inflated one.
• Bilingual coverage: performance information rewritten so it can be read in English.

• Read the articles
• Browse the news
• Browse visiting tips

Editorial principles

Columns, news and visiting tips are produced by the PUBLICAi editorial team and checked before publication by our editor, Kang Shin-wook, whose name appears on every piece.

For everything we write ourselves:

• We do not republish anyone else’s writing verbatim. Even when a piece first appeared on our own blog elsewhere, we rewrite it for this site.
• When we quote a figure, we say which dataset it came from and what date it reflects.
• Venue details are checked against that venue’s own official information wherever possible — third-party blogs and forums go stale, and often disagree with reality.
• When we find something wrong, we correct it and record what changed.

• About our editor

How we make it

We use AI tools to gather material, draft text and translate into English. The human part is checking the result against its sources, correcting it, and deciding whether it is published at all.

• Columns: we aggregate public data such as KOPIS’s box-office figures and analyse it. Every number in the text and the charts comes from that aggregation.
• News: drafts are assembled from ticket-seller notices, official announcements by venues and promoters, and press reports; the editor checks dates, prices, venues and cast against those sources before publishing. The sources are listed under each item.
• Visiting tips: based on the editorial team’s own visits to each venue. Parking, lockers and seat counts are checked against the venue’s official information. We also post these visits on our Naver blog, and each blog post links back to the guide here.
• English edition: translated from the Korean original and then reviewed. English venue names are chosen by hand, without AI.
• The summary sentences on performance and venue pages are generated automatically from KOPIS data. They are not written by a person, and they change when the data does.

• About our editor

Also by us

AIGENN also runs 네군데 negunde (negunde.com) under the same editorial principles. It covers Korea's national parks, national museums, the national art museum and the national ecology institute — exhibitions, events and bookings, organised around dates, fees and reservation rules — and compares the fees of recreational forests nationwide, in Korean and English. The two sites share the same editor and the same checking process.

• Visit 네군데 negunde

Advertising

This service is funded by advertising. Third-party advertising providers, including Google, may serve ads here and may use cookies to do so.

Ads are presented so they are distinguishable from our content, and advertisers have no influence over what performance information appears or in what order. Search results are ordered by the criteria you choose and by the data, and nothing else.

Our privacy policy explains what cookies are used and how to refuse them.

• Privacy Policy