2026.12.13 · Coming soon
Home Alone in Concert — Seoul
Home Alone in Concert plays New York, London, Los Angeles and other cities every Christmas season, and on Sunday 13 December at 5pm it has its Korean premiere at the Seoul Arts Center Concert Hall. The 1990 film plays in full on a big screen while the Ditto Orchestra and the Noi Opera Chorus, conducted by Kim Seong-jin, perform John Williams’ score live, including Somewhere in My Memory, Star of Bethlehem and Setting the Trap. About 120 minutes in two parts with a 15-minute interval. Tickets are KRW 50,000–110,000.
The film concert plays New York, London, Los Angeles and other cities every Christmas season, and this is its first time in Korea.
The 1990 film plays in full on a big screen while the orchestra and chorus perform the score live on stage.
The score is by John Williams and earned Oscar nominations for Best Original Score and Best Original Song.
The music includes Somewhere in My Memory, Holiday Flight and Star of Bethlehem, along with Setting the Trap and The Attack on the House for Kevin’s booby traps.
The Ditto Orchestra plays and the Noi Opera Chorus sings, conducted by Kim Seong-jin.
Carol-like choruses set against Kevin’s mischief feel quite different in a concert hall than on the sofa at home.
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No entry below primary-school age, and age must be provable.
No entry once part two begins, so be back in your seat before the interval ends.
Parking will be very busy on the day; take public transport if you can.
All seats reserved; GoWoah has no plan for the Seoul Arts Center Concert Hall yet, so follow the booking page.
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Sunday 13 December 2026, 5pm, about 120 minutes in two parts with a 15-minute interval (Seoul time).
Asia/SeoulSeoul Arts Center is at 2406 Nambusunhwan-ro, Seocho-gu, Seoul; the Concert Hall is on its campus.
Primary-school age and up only, meaning born in 2019 or earlier; bring proof of date of birth when collecting tickets, as without it entry is refused even with a ticket and an adult. Latecomers to part one enter only at set points, and there is no entry once part two begins. Some B seats have restricted views.
KRW 50,000–110,000
Confirm accessibility services and companion policies with the organiser before travel.
Dates and entry details refer to this edition; individual sessions may differ.
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John Williams conducting at the Hollywood Bowl, September 2009; a file photo, not this concert.
Information checked on 2026-10-04
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