OCT 7 - OCT 25, 2026
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- Event period
- Oct 7 - Oct 25, 2026
- Venue
- Seoul 서울특별시 종로구 대학로 120 (동숭동)
- Admission
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- Regular price 30,000 won
- Early-bird discount (applies to bookings made by 9/30) 15,000 won
- Student discount (elementary, middle, high school, and university students / ticket holder only) 15,000 won ※ Bring photo ID showing your birth year (student ID, youth ID card, passport, health insurance certificate, or resident registration copy)
- Small-theater enthusiast discount (ticket holder only) 21,000 won ※ Bring a paid ticket from a small-theater performance
- Performing arts professional discount (ticket holder only) 15,000 won ※ Bring photo ID and an artist pass, business card, or similar
- Uniformed-official discount (police, corrections, military, and fire-service officials / up to one companion) 15,000 won ※ Bring photo ID plus your service ID or proof of employment
- Welfare discount (persons with disabilities, national merit recipients, and seniors / ticket holder and up to one companion) 15,000 won ※ Bring photo ID and a welfare card, veterans' certificate, or similar (*seniors are those born before 1961)
- Culture Nuri Card discount (card holders only) 15,000 won ※ Bring your Culture Nuri Card *When booking a discounted tier, tickets are issued on site after verifying proof of eligibility (without it, the difference up to the regular price is charged)
About this event
Marking its 20th anniversary this year, the D.FESTA Small Theater Festival has long worked to lead the way toward a better performance culture, reading changes in Korea's production environment and the direction of the performing-arts market. Its aim is to open new paths for experimental and creative small-theater performance. Since 2016, through inter-regional exchanges with Gwangju, Daegu, Daejeon, and Busan, it has worked to close cultural gaps not only in Seoul's Daehangno but across the whole country, and its steady outreach to overseas theater companies has borne fruit: this year the festival can finally present the visible results of those exchanges, including an Asian co-creation project with partners from Japan (Sapporo and Tokyo), China, and Taiwan, and the Small Theater Festival in Tokyo.
It is now time for the festival to take its place as an international event, expanding its alternating regional editions and linking up with festivals abroad to bring the small-theater festival to the world. As a first step, we hope this 20th-anniversary D.FESTA Small Theater Festival will be held successfully, introducing Korea's outstanding productions overseas and serving as a stepping stone for gauging and understanding the cultural level of the wider world.