Set in the late 1960s, main character Sunhee signs a contract for a shop that has long stood empty after being unexpectedly fired from her workplace. She enters an intense battle with the shop’s longtime owner, a ghost, who finally decides to join hands with her and run the shop together.

Both people who steadfastly forge ahead, sorely focused on the path ahead, the two learn for the first time how to value someone other than themselves. Ghost Bakery sends the message that there is something more important than success and achieving one’s dreams.

Rewriting the history of original Korean musicals, lyricist Hue Park and composer Will Aronson present a fresh, high-quality musical with quintessential Korean sentiments and string-based American-style music.