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From Stage to Screen to Stage Again
From Stage to Screen to Stage Again
Before it was a beloved hit series on Netflix, Kim’s Convenience was a humorous little-play-that-could fan favorite at the Toronto Fringe Festival. See how it all began onstage at the IRT.
For over 30 years, the first-generation Korean immigrant Mr. Kim has dispensed acerbic yet fatherly wisdom, history lessons, and ketchup-flavored potato chips from behind his convenience store counter in Regent Park, Toronto. But as condos and box stores remake the identity of the neighborhood, he faces a future filled with uncertainty as the distance between his dreams and his children’s widens. Kim’s Convenience is a laugh-out-loud funny, deeply moving, feel-good story of love and family.
Co-production with Everyman Theatre and Portland Center Stage
What others are saying about Kim’s Convenience
Kim’s Convenience at the Indiana Repertory Theatre promises generational dreams, major laughter, and heart-stirring family dynamics. Here’s what critics have said about the play:
“Kim’s Convenience is a tight hug of a show” —Broadway World
“Beneath the comedy are themes of immigration, parental sacrifice and the gulf between Appa and his children.” —The Guardian
“A genial comic glimpse of an immigrant family’s struggle for dignity and an economic foothold.” —The Arts Fuse
Kim’s Convenience resources
Our study guide will be available soon! Learn more about the Korean-Canadian context behind Kim’s Convenience, and how the IRT is bringing the hit Netflix series back to theatre audiences.
