"A stage of the feeling of taking off one's feet" Bae Soo-bin challenges an 85-minute one-man play with "Jekyll and Hyde."

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Actor Bae Soo-bin will show overwhelming acting performances by challenging a one-man play that plays 15 roles per person for 85 minutes through the play "Jekyll and Hyde."

The play "Jekyll and Hyde," starring Bae Soo-bin, will be performed at Link the Space Hall 2 in Daehak-ro, Seoul, from today (16th) to June 7. Based on Robert Louis Stevenson's classic novel "Dr. Jekyll and Hyde," it is a psychological play that follows the case through the eyes of his friend and lawyer Utterson, not Jekyll, and explores the good and evil, desire and violence inside humans. At the premiere last year, it received attention from the audience and critics as it was praised as an "acting power show" and "a work that showed the aesthetics of a one-man play."

In this work, Bae Soo-bin is the only performer, leading the stage for 85 minutes between Jekyll and Hyde, Utterson, Enfield, Lannon, landscape, and witnesses. As it is a one-man play in which one actor tells the story by crossing the voices and breathing of several characters, it is expected that elaborate character variations and dense emotional performances will raise the tension of the performance. In particular, as it is a structure in which only one actor is in charge of the stage, attention is also focused on the new interpretation and energy that Bae Soo-bin will show.

Bae Soo-bin, who has shown a wide range of digestibility regardless of genre since his debut in 2002, has shown a steady presence on the theater stage, appearing in various works such as "Pride" and "Kill Me Now," starting with the play "Daripong Modang Girl." In particular, the previous film "Kill Me Now" left a deep impression with emotional performances that delicately unraveled human dignity, receiving favorable reviews from the audience and critics. His strong presence as his cold father Baek Sun-kyu in the recent TVing original "Dear X" shows his acting philosophy and affection for the stage, "The growing place is the stage."

This challenge is expected to be a stage where actor Bae Soo-bin of his 24th year will condense his acting skills. In a recent media interview, Bae Soo-bin said, "It is a work that asks questions about what good and evil we are looking at," and added, "I will perform with the courage to go on stage and reveal the bottom with the feeling of taking off my feet."

Meanwhile, Jung Dong-hwa, Jung Wook-jin, and Cha Jung-woo will appear in the play "Jekyll and Hyde" along with Bae Soo-bin, and the four actors will present their works with different interpretations. The performance will continue at Link the Space Building 2 in Daehak-ro until June 7.

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