GET IN THE VAN
PRODUCTIONS
Contemporary theatre. Diverse voices.
English-language performances with Korean subtitles.
한국어 홈페이지는 번역 중이니 곧 런칭합니다!
Contemporary theatre. Diverse voices.
English-language performances with Korean subtitles.
한국어 홈페이지는 번역 중이니 곧 런칭합니다!
Get in the Van Productions is a Seoul-based nonprofit theatre organization registered in Korea, creating contemporary stage performances for Korean and international audiences. Our primary focus is to elevate underrepresented and marginalized people and their stories, and in doing so connect people from different backgrounds through performance.
We produce contemporary works from Korea and around the world, create opportunities for community members to participate both onstage and behind the scenes, and work to make theatre more accessible to audiences across linguistic and cultural boundaries. Our productions are performed in English with Korean subtitles, creating a shared theatrical space for Korean and international audiences while opening new opportunities for cultural exchange, participation, and collaboration.
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Explore the productions we've brought to the stage in Seoul.
All Get in the Van productions are performed in English with Korean subtitles.
By Andrew Bovell
November 2025
An intimate and powerful portrait of one family confronting love, change, and the complicated bonds that hold them together.
By Kate Hamill, based on the novel by Jane Austen
July 2026
Jane Austen's matchmaking heroine gets a fast, funny, and fiercely contemporary reimagining in Kate Hamill's adaptation of Emma.
Create opportunities to learn, develop skills, and gain hands-on experience through theatre.
Bring Korean and international artists and audiences together through shared theatrical experiences across languages and cultures.
Work to reduce social, cultural, linguistic, and other barriers to experiencing and participating in theatre.
Give people opportunities to perform, design, build, translate, volunteer, and make ambitious work together.
Our production of Emma by Kate Hamill was featured in an article by the Korea Times.
Whether you bring experience, curiosity, or just a willingness to get involved, there’s a place for you in the work we make.
Ticket sales alone don't cover everything it takes to put a production on stage. Your support helps us secure performance rights and venues, create sets and costumes, provide technical resources and language accessibility, and continue building opportunities for artists and community members in Seoul.