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Gone Tomorrow opens its tenth-anniversary run on the 15th; third ticket release on the 18th

The tenth-anniversary run of the Korean musical Gone Tomorrow opens on 15 September at the Hongik University Daehangno Art Center and continues to 29 November. The third ticket release is at 2pm on 18 September, covering 23 performances from 27 October to 15 November.

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At a glance

Period
Sep 15 – Nov 29, 2026
Venue
홍익대 대학로 아트센터
Official poster for the tenth-anniversary run of the musical Gone Tomorrow: a lone figure against a black-and-white sea, with the title in red script.
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Key points

  • The tenth-anniversary run of the original Korean musical Gone Tomorrow opens on Tuesday 15 September at the main hall of the Hongik University Daehangno Art Center and continues to Sunday 29 November.
  • The third ticket release is at 2pm on Friday 18 September and covers 23 performances from 27 October to 15 November.
  • Seats are 130,000 won (VIP and OP), 90,000 won (R) and 60,000 won (S). Kang Pil-seok, Choi Jae-woong, Kim Kyung-su, Song Won-geun, Ko Hoon-jung and Son Dong-woon share the role of Kim Ok-gyun.

Gone Tomorrow, the original Korean musical that stages the last days of Kim Ok-gyun, the reformist exiled to Japan after the Gapsin Coup, returns for a tenth-anniversary run. According to the performance record registered with KOPIS, Korea's performing-arts database, this season opens on Tuesday 15 September at the main hall of the Hongik University Daehangno Art Center and runs for about two and a half months, to Sunday 29 November. Page One is the producer.

The scale of the casting stands out. Taking the KOPIS cast list together with the casting information on NOL Ticket, the official agent, six performers are assigned to Kim Ok-gyun alone: Kang Pil-seok, Choi Jae-woong, Kim Kyung-su, Song Won-geun, Ko Hoon-jung and Son Dong-woon. Kim Jae-bum, Shin Sung-min and Baek Hyung-hoon are among those cast as Han Jung-hoon, who pursues him. The agent lists Kang Pil-seok, Kim Jae-bum, Park Young-soo, Kim Tae-han and Ji Hyun-jun for opening night, at 7.30pm on 15 September. The creative team includes Lee Su-in, Lee Sung-il and Choi Jong-yun.

The schedule varies by day. Tuesday to Friday is a single 7.30pm performance; Saturday has two, at 3pm and 7.30pm; Sunday and public holidays have two, at 2pm and 6.30pm. There is no performance on Mondays. The Chuseok holiday is scheduled separately: 2pm and 6.30pm on Thursday 24 September, 2pm on Friday 25 September, and 2pm and 6.30pm on Saturday 26 September. Friday 2 October has a 3pm matinee and Saturday 3 October has performances at 2pm and 6.30pm. The running time is 150 minutes including a 20-minute interval, and the age guidance is primary-school age and over.

If you have not got a ticket yet, this week is the turning point. NOL Ticket's product page says the third release opens at 2pm on Friday 18 September and covers 23 performances from Tuesday 27 October to Sunday 15 November. There are four price grades: 130,000 won for VIP and OP seats, 90,000 won for Seat R and 60,000 won for Seat S. Separate prices apply to certain periods and certain dates, so it is worth checking the price table before booking.

The agent said in a notice that it had restricted bank-transfer payment for part of the sale period to deter illegal ticket transfers and resale. Cast schedules by date can be looked up through the casting calendar on the booking page.

Performance details

ProductionMusical Gone Tomorrow, tenth-anniversary run
DatesTuesday 15 September to Sunday 29 November 2026
VenueMain hall, Hongik University Daehangno Art Center, Daehangno, Jongno-gu, Seoul
Third ticket release2pm, Friday 18 September
Performances in this release27 October to 15 November, 23 performances
TicketingNOL Ticket
Running time150 minutes including a 20-minute interval
Age guidancePrimary-school age and over
ProducerPage One

Ticket prices

Seat gradePrice
VIP130,000 won
OP130,000 won
R90,000 won
S60,000 won

Separate prices apply to certain periods and certain dates, so check the price table on the product page before booking.

Schedule

DayTimes
Tue, Wed, Thu, Fri7.30pm
Sat3pm, 7.30pm
Sun and public holidays2pm, 6.30pm
MonNo performance

The Chuseok and National Foundation Day holidays are scheduled separately: 2pm and 6.30pm on Thursday 24 September, 2pm on Friday 25 September, 2pm and 6.30pm on Saturday 26 September, a 3pm matinee on Friday 2 October, and 2pm and 6.30pm on Saturday 3 October.

Principal casting

RoleCast
Kim Ok-gyunKang Pil-seok, Choi Jae-woong, Kim Kyung-su, Song Won-geun, Ko Hoon-jung, Son Dong-woon
Han Jung-hoonKim Jae-bum, Shin Sung-min, Baek Hyung-hoon
Opening night (7.30pm, 15 September)Kang Pil-seok, Kim Jae-bum, Park Young-soo, Kim Tae-han, Ji Hyun-jun

When is the third ticket release?

At 2pm on Friday 18 September, through NOL Ticket.

Which performances can I book in this release?

The 23 performances from Tuesday 27 October to Sunday 15 November.

When and where is the run?

It opens on Tuesday 15 September 2026 and runs to Sunday 29 November at the main hall of the Hongik University Daehangno Art Center in Daehangno, Jongno-gu, Seoul.

How much are tickets?

130,000 won for VIP and OP seats, 90,000 won for Seat R and 60,000 won for Seat S. Separate prices apply on certain periods and dates, so check the price table before booking.

What is the running time and the age guidance?

150 minutes including a 20-minute interval, for primary-school age and over.

Who is playing Kim Ok-gyun?

Kang Pil-seok, Choi Jae-woong, Kim Kyung-su, Song Won-geun, Ko Hoon-jung and Son Dong-woon share the role. Kim Jae-bum, Shin Sung-min and Baek Hyung-hoon are among those cast as Han Jung-hoon, who pursues him.

Where can I see which cast is on which date?

Through the casting calendar on the booking page.

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