Woo Mi-hwa and Yeom Hye-ran shook their lives..Charisma of Free Souls ("Mad Dance Office")

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Actress Um Mi-hwa has completely transformed into a "Gypsy Woman."

The movie "Mad Dance Office" is about a civil servant Kim Kook-hee (played by Yeom Hye-ran), who has lived under principles and control, encounters unexpected events and people and goes through cracks and changes in her life. "Gypsy Woman," played by Um Mi-hwa, appears as a trigger to shake Kook-hee's life at the center of this change.

In the play, a gypsy woman is the director of Flamenco Academy "Las Rosas" and takes over the space with intense eyes and overwhelming energy. The teaching method, which teaches with the body rather than words, and the scene where he hits the floor with a cane and draws out the rhythm immediately overwhelms Kook-hee, who first visited the academy. In particular, "Mrs. is a Gypsy. The scene of drawing emotions with the body with the line, "Think of the hateful person and hit the floor," is an important opportunity for Kook-hee to face her suppressed emotions head on.

A gypsy woman is not just a dance teacher. He is a person who raises the feeling of despair with dance, and presents a new way of life to Kook-hee. He is the one who makes the crack of freedom for Kook-hee, who has lived under control. Woo Mi-hwa embodies this character with her unique dense acting and charisma. A Gypsy woman is a free artist and a person with insight into life, acting as a "mentor and catalyst" for Kook-hee to put herself down and look at life for the first time.

In particular, the acting chemistry of Yeom Hye-ran and Woo Mi-hwa serves as an important axis of the work. The tension and energy created by the conflicting characters of a civil servant who has lived a controlled life and an artist of a free soul collide to increase the immersion of the play. In the second half of the play, a performance scene with a flamenco dance troupe led by a gypsy woman appears, and the peak of emotions that lead to changes in Kook-hee and Yeon-kyung (Choi Sung-eun) unfolds. The explosion of emotions bursting over the flamenco rhythm is considered the highlight of the work.

Through this work, Woo Mi-hwa is showing a new character variation by adding the energy of a free artist on top of realistic and solid acting. The appearance of "Gypsy Woman," which conveys intense rhythm and emotional resonance at the same time, is making the atmosphere of "Mad Dance Office" even hotter.

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