PAINTERS Show in Korea: A Fun Family-Friendly Performance

Looking for something fun to do in Korea? Something especially fun to do with kids in Seoul? You should definitely check out the nonverbal performance called PAINTERS. Imagine a performance that combines live painting, humorous and serious beats and movements, and cutting-edge media art.

The PAINTERS have revolutionized the world of art and entertainment with their unique blend of live drawing, 3D visual effects, exciting dance, and comedy. They’ve consistently been the best-selling show for audiences for three consecutive years, and they’re one of the top 5 most popular attractions in Korea over the last 5 years. If you haven’t seen the show yet, you’re missing out!

PAINTERS: Nonverbal performance in Seoul, Korea

PAINTERS is a fantastic nonverbal performance for people of all ages. Get ready for some fun in Seoul:

*Photos on this post are from the PAINTERS media as photos are not able to be taken during the performance.

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What is PAINTERS?

The PAINTERS show is a live art performance that intricately combines colorful drawings and cutting-edge media but with humorous actors, audience involvement, and storytelling. If you saw the first PAINTERS shows a couple years back, go again because they’re now in Season 2 and have new stories and art to share.

PAINTERS has really taken Asia by storm, touring through nineteen countries, including Japan, Taiwan, and China, with a total of one hundred and thirty-three shows in cities, causing a sensation wherever they go. The team was expanded from four to eight members, and they exude that idol-like charisma on stage that locals and tourists seem to love.

What sets PAINTERS apart from other nonverbal performances though, is the way they bring world-famous paintings to life. Imagine watching Michelangelo’s ‘Creation of Heaven,’ Vincent Van Gogh’s ‘Self-Portrait,’ and Gustav Klimt’s ‘Kiss’ being recreated on stage with fun choreography and live drawings. The result is a performance that will keep you on the edge of your seat.

Art + Technology

PAINTERS has mastered the art of integrating high-tech 3D images and live music into their performances, creating an experience that’s not just memorable but also inspiring. Your kids will walk away wanting to create their own masterpieces. This isn’t your ordinary art show; it’s a mind-bending journey into the fusion of technology and creativity. Works of art are created right in front of you and half of the fun is guessing what is being created.

PAINTERS Review

PAINTERS is more than just an art performance; it’s an emotional rollercoaster filled with fun, passion, and drama. We were on the edge of our seats and my daughter went from guessing what they were creating as they added each stroke and then felt the triumph when the piece was finished. And don’t be surprised when the actors toss the show into the audience and get everyone involved. Get ready to clap, cheer, and learn a few of their taglines to shout out throughout the performance.

The show manages to tell stories through the artwork so you and your kids will learn something along the way too. It’s super fun. We highly recommend taking the whole family for the fun.

Where to see PAINTERS

PAINTERS has three dedicated theaters in Korea and the shows in Seoul are different from the shows in Gimhae so if you’re traveling, you can have the fun again but with a new story and some new twists. We saw both shows and LOVED them.

Myungbo Art Hall

Buy Tickets: Tickets are available on Klook, or on KKday, or on Viator.
Address: 3F, Myungbo Art Hall, 47 Mareunnae-ro, Jung-gu, Seoul
Directions: Out of Euljiro 3-ga Station, exit 8 or Chungmuro Station, exit 7 and walk straight to the art hall.
Showtimes: 5:00pm & 8:00pm
Running Time: 70 minutes

Kyunghyang Art Hill

Buy Tickets: Tickets are available on Klook, on KKday, or on Viator.
Address: 1st floor, Kyunghyang Art Hill, 3 Jeongdong-gil, Jung-gu, Seoul
Directions: Get there from Seodaemun Station, exit 5, Gwanghwamun Station, exit 6, or City Hall Station, exit 1.
Showtimes: 5:00pm & 8:00pm
Running Time: 70 minutes

Gimhae Theater

Address: Gimhae Gaya Theme Park; 161,Gaya Theme-gil,Gimhae-si,Gyeongsangnam-do
Showtimes: Wednesday – Friday: 2:00pm; Weekends & holidays: 1:30pm & 4:30pm
Running Time: 60 minutes

So, if you’re in Korea, whether you’re a local looking for a memorable night out, something to do with your kids, or a tourist seeking a truly unique experience, make sure to catch the PAINTERS show. It’s a performance that will transport you into a world where art comes to life, where technology and creativity merge, and where fun and passion take center stage.

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