Yunie’s Magical Adventure: A Musical Dreamscape for the Whole Family


North American Premiere 

Presented by Korean Cultural Center New York, MIRI Opera and New York Classical Players


Friday, September 25, 2026 at 6PM

Saturday, September 26, 2026 at 4PM

Venue: Korean Cultural Center New York

(122 E 32nd Street, New York, NY 10016)


Admission: FREE (Pre-registration is Required)

* RSVP and seating are on a first-come, first-served basis.

* Limited same-day standby tickets will be available.

* Cancellations must be made at least 48 hours in advance.




Enjoy this Chuseok with music, games, and a little magic!

“Who should we play with this Chuseok?”
“What wish should we whisper to the moon?”


Yunie’s Magical Adventure is an imaginative family music theater production that brings beloved Korean children’s songs and traditional games to life through storytelling, multimedia, and the vibrant sounds of both Western classical and Korean traditional music.

The story follows Yunie, a curious young girl who discovers a magical world when tofu and bean sprouts suddenly come to life and become her new friends. Together, they set off on a joyful adventure filled with music, play, friendship, and unexpected discoveries.

Featuring a live chamber orchestra, interactive games, colorful visuals, and engaging storytelling, the performance invites children and families to experience some of Korea’s most beloved traditional games, including Kkomaya Kkomaya (Little Child), Mugunghwa Flower Has Bloomed (Korean Red Light, Green Light), Dong Dong Dongdaemun (Gate Game), Toad, Toad (Sandcastle Game), Hide-and-Seek, and Ganggangsullae (Circle Dance).

Through music, movement, and imaginative play, Yunie’s Magical Adventure offers children and families a joyful introduction to Korean culture while exploring universal themes of family, friendship, imagination, and belonging.

Timed around Chuseok, one of Korea’s most important traditional holidays, the performance also celebrates the spirit of togetherness and shared memories that makes the season especially meaningful for families.



◆ CREATIVE TEAM

Narrator Sung Yeena
Conductor Kim Dongmin (New York Classical Players)

Production MIRI Opera
Original Story/Composition/Artistic Direction Park Sungsun
Script Yang Inyong & Chung Jooeun
Character Design/Animation/Media Art Kim Hyeran 

◆ MIRI Opera

Miri Opera Company is a creative and performing arts collective founded by artists who share a vision of building a “beautiful community” through the arts. Its parent organization, InterEduArt, was established in 2010, and the group has been active under the name Miri Opera Company since 2017.

Miri Opera Company oversees the entire creative process in-house—from performance planning and scriptwriting to composition and production—and has presented more than 200 performances across Korea. The company is also actively involved in arts education through the development of educational content, teacher training programs, and professional consulting.

Composer Park Sungsun serves as Artistic Director and composer, while Yang Inyong and Chung Jooeun, writers for KBS 1FM, contribute to story development and serve on the company’s board. Drawing on the specialized expertise of its members in storytelling, composition, and multidisciplinary artistic production, Miri Opera Company continues to develop original and engaging arts content.

◆ New York Classical Players 

New York Classical Players (NYCP) is an ensemble dedicated to the highest standards of artistry, collaboration, and virtuosity. Inspired by the belief that access to musical excellence is an essential human right, NYCP presents all concerts free of charge.

NYCP celebrates fifteen years of igniting New York City’s soul with the magic of music. What began as a vision has grown into a powerful legacy of artistic passion and community spirit. Driven by the belief that music is a right, not a luxury, we recommit to offering unparalleled, free classical performances to every New Yorker, because music is the heartbeat of our shared humanity.


 
Inji Jung