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Anarchist

아나키스트

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SOURCE

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SETTING

Foreign

BOOK

original

Independence fighters plan a bank robbery

Korean Premiere

2025

Korean Premiere Theatre

Link Art Center Dream, Seoul

Further Korean run reference:
https://namu.wiki/w/%EC%95%84%EB%82%98%ED%82%A4%EC%8A%A4%ED%8A%B8(%EB%AE%A4%EC%A7%80%EC%BB%AC)
The Musical search cue — “아나키스트 뮤지컬”

Summary

In 1930s China, three young men plan a “righteous bank robbery” to support the Korean independence movement, testing their friendship, convictions, and willingness to sacrifice.

Origin & Development

Anarchist (아나키스트) is a new Korean musical written by An Rijun, composed by Heo Suhyeon, and directed by Kim Taehyung, produced by MBZ Company. The premiere run took place at Link Arts Center Dream, Dream 3 Hall in Daehangno, Seoul, from 14 January to 6 April 2025. Developed as MBZ Company’s first original musical, the show aimed to depict the independence movement not through famous historical heroes but through ordinary youth whose personal choices reshape history. In June 2025 it was selected for the Producers’ Pitching section of the K-Musical Market, where it was presented to overseas producers as a candidate for Asian expansion.

Partial Synopsis

Set in 1930s Beijing and Shanghai, the musical centers on Mu-hyeok, an orphaned cart driver whose only companion is his battered cargo bicycle. His life changes when he meets Deok-hyeong, a former pickpocket, and Ja-gyeong, an idealistic intellectual interested in the independence movement. Together they form a small “revolutionary group” and plot a daring raid on a Japanese bank, treating robbery as a righteous act to fund the anti-colonial struggle. As their scheme succeeds and their activities move to Shanghai, friendship, loyalty, and conflicting ideals begin to pull the three men in different directions. Against the backdrop of Japanese imperial expansion, the story explores what kind of “anarchist” one can be when the cost of freedom is sacrifice, and whether the utopia they seek can exist beyond their own hearts.

三つの風と一本の木

2025

2025-11-12

to

2025-11-12

Country:

Japan

City:

Tokyo

Production Type:

Reading / Showcase

Language:

Korean

Venue:

Hulic Hall Tokyo

MBZ Company's cast performed a roughly 20-minute digest at the 2025 K-Musical Roadshow in Tokyo, one of five featured works alongside Korean originals such as The Watermelon Seed and Granny Poetry Club. Hosted by Arts Council Korea with Japanese partners, the event combined staged excerpts and interviews for theatre fans and industry professionals. It was the musical's first public presentation in Japan, highlighting its youthful camaraderie, anti-colonial struggle, and poetic imagery.

三风一树

2026

2026-07-10

to

Open Ended Run

Country:

China

City:

Shanghai

Production Type:

Licensed

Language:

Chinese

Venue:

Heping Film City

Licensed from Korean producer MBZ Company and produced by the Chinese company Yitai Haoxi (一台好戏), the production opened at the 映·ING Theatre in Shanghai's Heping Film City (和平影都).

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