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Normal Like This

이토록 보통의

Official English Title

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SOURCE

webtoon

SETTING

Korea

BOOK

adaptation

Based on the webtoon Normal Like This

Korean Premiere

2019

Korean Premiere Theatre

Yes24 Stage, Seoul

Further Korean run reference:
https://namu.wiki/w/%EC%9D%B4%ED%86%A0%EB%A1%9D%20%EB%B3%B4%ED%86%B5%EC%9D%98
The Musical search cue — “이토록 보통의”

Summary

A couple’s seemingly ordinary love is tested by distance, space travel, and a replicated identity that blurs the boundary between continuity and replacement.

Origin & Development

2019, book and lyrics based on the webtoon "A Night She Came From the Universe (어느 밤 그녀가 우주에서)" from the series Normal Like This (이토록 보통의), produced by Park Company, premiered at Yes24 Stage 3, Seoul. Developed as a small-cast contemporary musical focused on everyday emotions, personal dreams, and the line between reality and imagination. 2019 – Premiere, Park Company, Yes24 Stage 3. 2021 – Revival, Yes24 Stage 3. 2023 – Third run, Yes24 Stage 3.

Partial Synopsis

Eun-gi loves J, whose lifelong dream is to become an astronaut. When J is suddenly assigned to a year-long space mission, their relationship begins to unravel, leading to an accident, separation, and the painful question of what it means to stay together. The musical gradually reveals a twist involving cloning, memory, and second chances, using quiet realism and lyrical pop-ballad music to explore loss, love, and the hope of starting again.

爱,死机了

2023

2023-01-07

to

2023-03-18

Country:

China

City:

Beijing

Production Type:

Licensed

Language:

Chinese

Venue:

A33 Theater

Produced by Happy Twist with a local cast including Cui En'er and Xu Qin, the production localized the script and character names while keeping the core plot, moving the astronaut-dream motif to a contemporary Chinese setting; it was marketed as a youthful romance with a sci-fi twist. The run was presented in three blocks: January 7–15, February 10–19, and March 8–18, 2023.

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