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Dream High
드림하이
Official English Title
SOURCE
tv drama
SETTING
Korea
BOOK
adaptation
Based on the 2011 TV drama Dream High
Korean Premiere
2023
Korean Premiere Theatre
Gwanglim Arts Center BBCH Hall, Seoul
Further Korean run reference:
https://namu.wiki/w/%EB%95%A1%ED%81%90%20%EB%B2%A0%EB%A6%AC%20%EC%8A%A4%ED%8A%B8%EB%A1%9C%EB%B2%A0%EB%A6%AC
The Musical search cue — “드림하이 뮤지컬”
Summary
A Korean show musical adapted from the 2011 television drama Dream High, continuing the story ten years later through music, dance, and narrative performance.
Origin & Development
Dream High 2 was developed in South Korea as a stage continuation of the original television drama Dream High, produced by ArtOne Company. The show musical format emphasizes large-scale choreography, popular music styles, and star casting drawn from K-pop and musical theatre. Building on the success of the original stage musical Dream High, the sequel was positioned for both domestic touring and international cultural promotion. 2023 – premiere, ArtOne Company. The production has been staged in multiple seasons and tours across Seoul and regional cities including Busan and Daegu, accumulating more than one hundred domestic performances.
Partial Synopsis
Set ten years after the events of the original drama, the story follows former students of Kirin Arts High School as they reunite while confronting the realities of adulthood, fame, and unfulfilled dreams. The narrative centers on Song Sam-dong, now a global K-pop star, who returns to his old school amid personal and professional crisis. As past friendships, rivalries, and unresolved emotions resurface, the characters reassess what success and dreams truly mean. The tone balances nostalgia with high-energy performance driven by music and dance.
ドリームハイ
2025
2025-04-11
to
2025-04-27
Country:
Japan
City:
Tokyo
Production Type:
Licensed
Language:
Japanese
Venue:
Theater H
Presented as a SHOW×MUSICAL production through a Japan–Korea collaborative framework, with Korean cast members appearing alongside Japanese actors and some roles shared across both productions. The run confirmed the commercial viability of the show-musical format for overseas licensing and long-run presentation.
Dream High
2025
2025-08-30
to
2025-08-31
Country:
Philippines
City:
Manila
Production Type:
Reading / Showcase
Language:
Korean
Venue:
SM Mall of Asia Music Hall
An official invited performance at Korea Travel Fiesta 2025, organized by the Korea Tourism Organization. The showcase presented signature musical numbers and choreography, with media coverage in a tourism and cultural promotion context.
Dream High
2025
2025-09-04
to
2025-09-07
Country:
Taiwan
City:
Taipei
Production Type:
Reading / Showcase
Language:
Korean
Venue:
Taipei Performing Arts Center
Presented as part of the K-Stage Showcase in Taipei, the engagement drew high advance interest and was received as a representative example of contemporary Korean show musicals within an international cultural exchange framework.
ドリームハイ プレミアムライブ
2026
2026-09-03
to
2026-09-06
Country:
Japan
City:
Tokyo
Production Type:
Concert
Language:
Korean/Japanese
Venue:
Shinagawa Prince Hotel Stellar Ball
Eight performances by a Korean–Japanese cast introduced songs from the Korean Season 3 of Dream High to Japan. Produced in partnership with the Korean original producer Artone Company, the event was billed as a premium live rather than a full production of Season 3.
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