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Crash Landing on You

사랑의 불시착

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SOURCE

tv drama

SETTING

Korea

BOOK

adaptation

Based on Park Ji-eun, Crash Landing on You (TV drama)

Korean Premiere

2022

Korean Premiere Theatre

COEX Shinhan Card Artium, Seoul

Further Korean run reference:
https://namu.wiki/w/%EC%82%AC%EB%9E%91%EC%9D%98%20%EB%B6%88%EC%8B%9C%EC%B0%A9(%EB%AE%A4%EC%A7%80%EC%BB%AC)
The Musical search cue — “사랑의 불시착 뮤지컬”

Summary

A Korean musical adaptation of the global hit TV drama, centered on a cross-border romance between a South Korean heiress and a North Korean officer after a paragliding accident.

Origin & Development

Premiered in 2022, produced by Pop Music and AST Camel (formerly T2N Media). Adapted from the 2019 Studio Dragon TV drama written by Park Ji-eun. The musical reimagines the drama’s North–South divide through theatrical staging, ensemble-based storytelling, and an original score framed around emotional duets and ensemble numbers. The premiere featured large-scale LED scenery and stylized depictions of Pyongyang, the DMZ, and Swiss locations referenced in the original series.

Partial Synopsis

Yoon Se-ri, a South Korean chaebol heiress, crash-lands in North Korea during a paragliding accident and is discovered by Ri Jeong-hyuk, a principled North Korean officer. To protect her, he hides her in his home under the guise of being his fiancée, while he and his loyal unit attempt multiple failed plans to send her back across the border. As Se-ri and Jeong-hyuk grow closer, they face surveillance by State Security officer Cho Cheol-gang, complications involving Jeong-hyuk’s real fiancée Seo Dan, and the reappearance of Se-ri’s ex-fiancé Goo Seung-jun, who is hiding in North Korea under a false identity. The story follows whether Se-ri can return home—and whether love can survive separation, politics, and fate.

愛の不時着

2024

2024-07-07

to

2024-07-21

Country:

Japan

City:

Tokyo

Production Type:

Licensed

Language:

Korean

Venue:

New National Theatre

A revival reuniting the cast of the February 2024 Japanese premiere, including Yoon San-ha (ASTRO), Kim Ryeo-won, JinJin (ASTRO), and Ji Soo-young (Weki Meki). The production kept the Korean script with projected Japanese surtitles and was marketed as a high-demand restaging drawing on the global popularity of the original drama.

愛の不時着

2025

2025-12-06

to

2025-12-14

Country:

Japan

City:

Osaka

Production Type:

Licensed

Language:

Korean

Venue:

Cool Japan Park Osaka

Produced by Studio Dragon and based on the 2019 Korean television drama, this Osaka engagement followed the February and July 2024 Tokyo performances. It kept the original Korean script and staging with Japanese surtitles, reflecting sustained demand for the musical in Japan.

愛の不時着

2026

2026-07-12

to

2026-08-02

Country:

Japan

City:

Multiple Cities

Production Type:

Licensed

Language:

Japanese

Venue:

Multiple Venues

Produced by Studio Dragon, this was the first Japanese-cast production after a series of Korean-cast performances in Japan since 2024. It retained the core narrative of the 2019 drama, which has also been adapted for the stage by the Takarazuka Revue.

The production played Tokyo (July 12–26, 2026) and Osaka (July 31–August 2, 2026).

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Last update: October 10, 2026

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