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The Bath Fairy
장수탕 선녀님
Official English Title
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SOURCE
picture book
SETTING
Korea
BOOK
adaptation
Based on Baek Hee-na, The Bath Fairy
Korean Premiere
2021
Korean Premiere Theatre
Seoul Forest Theater, Seoul
Further Korean run reference:
https://www.instagram.com/p/DVXwhyTktJP/?utm_source=ig_web_copy_link&stkn=NTc4MTIwNjQ2YQ==
The Musical search cue — “장수탕 선녀님 뮤지컬”
Summary
A girl visiting an old neighborhood bathhouse meets a magical fairy, beginning a playful adventure filled with nostalgia, friendship, and an unforgettable yogurt drink.
Origin & Development
The musical premiered in 2021 at Shinhan Card FAN Square Live Hall, produced by Harlequin Creations Co., Ltd. Developed from Baek Hee-na's award-winning picture book, the adaptation emphasized child-friendly storytelling and imaginative staging. It has since toured nationwide and was selected for a long-term run at Seoul Forest Theater.
2021 – Premiere, Harlequin Creations, Shinhan Card FAN Square Live Hall. 2021–2024 – National tour in major cities. 2025–2026 – Long-term run at Seoul Forest Theater 2. The production won the 2024 Korean Musical Awards prize for Best Children and Family Musical.
Partial Synopsis
The Bath Fairy follows a young child named Deokji, who visits the old neighborhood bathhouse “Jangsutang” and meets a mysterious fairy living in the cold bath. The fairy has lost her winged robe and cannot return to the sky, leading Deokji and the fairy to spend a magical day together. Through their brief friendship, the musical explores innocence, wonder, and the beauty of imagination. With simple staging and warm humor, it recreates the charm of the beloved picture book for audiences of all ages.
長壽湯仙女
2024
2024-11-13
to
2024-11-14
Country:
Taiwan
City:
Taipei
Production Type:
Reading / Showcase
Language:
Korean
Venue:
Taipei Performing Arts Center
Harlequin Creations presented a 20-minute highlight showcase in the Blue Box as part of the K-Musical Roadshow in Taipei, reaching more than 130 Taiwanese industry professionals among over 800 attendees. Interest was supported by the original book’s existing publication in Taiwan, and local presenters noted its clear storytelling, adaptable staging, and cross-generational appeal; Korean and Taiwanese press noted discussions about future licensed productions.
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