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My Dream
마이 드림
Official English Title
SOURCE
original
SETTING
Korea
BOOK
original
A Korea–Vietnam youth musical
Korean Premiere
2025
Korean Premiere Theatre
Guri Arts Hall
Further Korean run reference:
https://www.instagram.com/p/DJJEUckS_MU/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&stkn=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==
The Musical search cue — “마이 드림 뮤지컬”
Summary
A Korean–Vietnamese co-developed youth musical that began as a cross-border creation project and has so far been presented only in reading showcase format.
Origin & Development
Developed through a Korea–Vietnam joint musical incubation program led by SangsangMaru (Korea) and the Vietnam Youth Theatre, based on Nguyễn Thị Thanh Thanh’s award-winning script Ước mơ của em (“My Dream”). The musical was selected as the grand prize winner of Vietnam’s first national youth musical script competition and later adapted into a Korean musical book by Kim Garam, with music by Lim Seyoung.
The project is backed by a formal MOU between Guri Cultural Foundation (Korea), SangsangMaru, and the Vietnam Youth Theatre, establishing a long-term co-production pipeline. 2025 – Reading Showcase (Guri Art Hall, Yujae Blossom Theater) — Produced by SangsangMaru with support from Guri Cultural Foundation and Vietnam Youth Theatre.
Partial Synopsis
Linh, a girl living with disabilities caused by Agent Orange, dreams of designing technology that can help others like her, but finds the world resistant to change. Her cousin Bao longs to become a game programmer, yet the adults around him refuse to recognize his path as a “real future.” When Bao becomes increasingly absorbed in his virtual-world characters and the line between reality and fantasy blurs, Linh and Bao’s conflicting dreams collide and ultimately converge. The musical explores resilience, community support, and the belief that every dream—regardless of circumstance—deserves respect.
Ước mơ của em
2025
2025-10-11
to
2025-10-11
Country:
Vietnam
City:
Hanoi
Production Type:
Reading / Showcase
Language:
Vietnamese
Venue:
Vietnam Youth Theatre
A Vietnamese-language staged reading presented as the first public sharing of the Vietnamese version, following a Korean reading earlier in the year. It included a post-show talk and was covered in the press as a Korea–Vietnam cultural exchange between the two national theatres; a full Vietnamese premiere was planned for 2026.
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