Festivals in Korea

D.FESTA Small Theater Festival

  • From Oct 7, 2026
  • Seoul
D.FESTA Small Theater Festival
Dates
Admission
- Regular price: 30,000 won - Early-bird discount (applies to tickets purchased by September 30): 15,000 won - Student Discount (elementary, middle, high school, and college students / valid only for the student) 15,000 won | Must present an ID showing year of birth (student ID, youth ID, passport, health insurance card, family register, etc.) - Small Theater Performance Enthusiast Discount (for the ticket holder only) 21,000 won | Must present a paid ticket for a small theater performance - Performing Arts Professional Discount (for the ticket holder only) 15,000 won | Must present ID and an Artist Pass, business card, etc. - Uniformed Public Servant Discount (Police, Correctional Officers, Military Personnel, Firefighters / Up to 1 companion) 15,000 won | Present ID, official public servant ID, and proof of employment - Welfare Discount (People with Disabilities, National Meritorious Persons, Senior Citizens / The individual and up to one companion) 15,000 won|Please bring ID and a welfare card, certificate of merit, etc. (*Senior citizens are those born before 1961) - Culture Nuri Discount (Culture Nuri Card holders / holder only) 15,000 won | Bring your Culture Nuri Card *When booking tickets at a discounted rate, you must present valid proof of eligibility at the venue to receive your tickets (if proof is not presented, you will be required to pay the difference based on the full price)
Hours
[Weekdays] - 7:30 PM [Saturday] - 4:00 PM - 6:00 PM [Sunday] - 3:00 PM - 5:00 PM ※ Times vary by performance; please check the website for specific show times.
Age
※ Since this varies by performance, please check the website for specific age restrictions.
Venue
Gonggan Aul
Address
120, Daehak-ro, Jongno-gu, Seoul, Republic of Korea
Phone
02-741-4188

Some details were machine-translated from Korean.

Now in its 20th year, 'D.FESTA Small Theatre Festival' has worked to lead a better performance culture by tracking changes in Korea's production environment and the direction of the performance market. Its aim is to find new paths for experimental, creative small-theatre work. Since 2016 it has worked to close cultural gaps nationwide rather than only in Seoul's Daehangno, through exchange with Gwangju, Daegu, Daejeon, Busan and other regions; steady efforts to widen its reach through cultural exchange with overseas companies mean that this year it can present visible results of that work, including an Asian co-creation project with Japan's Sapporo and Tokyo, China and Taiwan, and a small theatre festival in Tokyo. Now, to grow into an international as well as a domestic festival, it must expand its biennial regional editions and work toward taking small-theatre festivals global in connection with festivals in other countries. As a start, it hopes that a successful 20th edition of D.FESTA will share outstanding Korean work abroad while serving as a footing for gauging and understanding cultural standards elsewhere.

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