Changgeuk represents a fusion of pansori and Western theater/drama, drawing upon elements of both traditions to create a unique and dynamic form of musical theater that reflects Korea's cultural heritage while also embracing global influences.

Korean theater dates back to 1000 BCE, as spectacularly dressed Shamans danced to draw in spirits.

The first Korean theater became known during the time that was known as “The Three Kingdoms.” During The Japanese Empire Changgeuk Wasn’t practiced Leading to the traditional way Lost in history.

1908 officially marked the beginning of modern Korean musical theater with the first changgeuk performance, a work titled "The Silver World" ("Eunsegye").

When it was first introduced, however, changgeuk failed to flourish due to a lack of creative materials, among other reasons, and it languished in obscurity for a long time.

The Company has produced a series of creative works featuring fresh interpretations and stylish stage settings that has catapulted changgeuk into the national spotlight.