Join the cast or crew

Training and preparation begin in September; the tour runs from November through December, moving between 49 performances and 23 countries. Each year's cast and crew is built from two directions — Korean university students joining through GNC, and local students from towns along the route.

Coming through GNC (Korea)

If you're applying through GNC, an overseas volunteer program, your placement and travel are coordinated through that program directly — reach out to your local GNC office to apply for this season's tour.

Via GNC

Joining locally (Europe)

If you're based in or near one of this year's tour countries, apply directly below for a role on stage or behind the scenes — you'll train alongside the incoming GNC team from September.

Apply below

On stage

Actors, singers, and dancers for Act I and Act II. No professional experience required — auditions focus on commitment and voice.

Sept training

Behind the scenes

Stage management, lighting and sound, wardrobe, and local logistics coordinators travel with the tour or support specific city stops.

Full or partial tour

Volunteer application

For local applicants joining from a tour country. GNC participants should apply through their local GNC office instead. Our casting team will reach out within two weeks.

GET INVOLVED · VOLUNTEER

Bus Drivers Wanted

Help us carry the light to 49 performances across 23 countries. We're looking for volunteer coach drivers for the Christmas Miracle Tour 2026 and the musical Anna's Story.

1 Nov – 24 Dec 2026 Category D licence Room & meals provided

What we offer

  • Accommodation & mealsCovered for the entire time you're with us on tour.
  • Full tour or part of itJoin for the whole tour, or for a stretch of 2–3 weeks.
  • A Christmas to rememberTravel with an international cast of young performers from Korea and across Europe.

Questions first? Write to info@ichhaltedich.org

Apply as a volunteer driver

Do you hold a Category D licence?
When can you join?

Host a performance in your town

We partner with venues, churches, and municipalities to bring free performances to towns that haven't hosted the tour before.

What we ask of a host venue

A hall or theatre seating 300+, basic lighting and sound rig, and a local team of 5–8 volunteers for the day of the show.

What we bring

The full cast, stage direction, technical crew, and promotional materials translated into your local language.

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