Hwang Jung-min, Chung Sung Hwa, and Jung Sang-hoon join the third season of ‘Mrs. Doubtfire’
The musical ‘Mrs. Doubtfire’ is returning for its third season, featuring Hwang Jung-min, Chung Sung Hwa, and Jung Sang-hoon.
The musical ‘Mrs. Doubtfire’ is returning for its third season, led by Hwang Jung-min, Chung Sung Hwa, and Jung Sang-hoon.
The production will open its third season on December 3 at the GS Arts Center in Seoul.
Through its 2022 premiere and 2025 revival, the two seasons recorded a cumulative audience of 180,000 people and an audience rating of 9.8.
Hwang Jung-min, Chung Sung Hwa, and Jung Sang-hoon, who led the success of the revival, will once again share the roles of Daniel and Doubtfire. Following his return to the musical stage after 10 years through the 2025 revival, Hwang Jung-min is joining the third season as well. Chung Sung Hwa is participating in all seasons, from the 2022 premiere to the 2025 revival and the 2026 third season. Jung Sang-hoon will also take to the stage again following the previous revival.
Park Hye-na and Jang Da-kyung have been cast for the role of the working mom Miranda. Park Hye-na has participated in all seasons since the Korean premiere, and Jang Da-kyung is joining the third season for the first time. For the role of Stuart, Lee Ji-hoon and Kim Da-hyun will appear; for Wanda, Kim A-young and Kim Yeon-jin; for Frank, Im Gi-hong and Yuk Hyeon-uk; and for Andre, Lee Gyeong-uk and Yeong-o will appear.
‘Mrs. Doubtfire’ is based on the Hollywood film of the same name, telling the story of a father, Daniel, who is separated from his children after a divorce and disguises himself as the nanny Doubtfire to get close to his family. The representative scene of the work is the ‘8-second quick change,’ where Daniel transforms into Doubtfire in just a few seconds. The performance will run from December 3 until February 21, 2027, and the first round of ticket reservations will take place on October 6 at 2 PM on NOL Ticket and TICKETLINK.
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