Lee Hyun-woo, 'Record of Bones', demonstrates his true value on the stage of the play

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Actor Lee Hyun-woo is fascinating the audience with his soul-searching performance in the play "Record of the Bone."

The play "Record of Bones," which opened on the 4th, is set in the future of human planet migration projects, and illuminates human life and death through the eyes of Android "Robis," an undertaker who salutes bodies in an underground morgue.

In the play, Lee Hyun-woo is an android "Robis" who does not understand human emotions, and he deeply depicts the process of meeting, communicating, and changing with various characters, including cleaner "Momi." From the original appearance of Android, where emotions are excluded, to the moment they gradually comfort the bereaved family in their own way and choose "what the heart does" with their own will, they add depth to make the audience fully fall into the play.

In particular, since it is a work that flows to the first-person observer's point of view of "Robis," Lee Hyun-woo captivates the audience by filling the stage with only lines and movements. According to the flow of the dialogue, from the silent gray morgue to the five-colored universe, it creates a sense of immersion. In addition, it exerts a dense stage control that focuses the audience's breathing through various movements such as elaborate mime and sign language.

Lee Hyun-woo has built up a wide spectrum regardless of genre, including the movie "Secretly Great," "The Battle of Yeonpyeong," "Hero," the drama "Today's Lovely Dog," and "Paper House: The Common Economic Zone." He also expanded his range of activities to the theater stage, showing delicate psychological descriptions as "Christopher," a mysterious student in "Sound Inside," and "Ariel," a startup CEO in "Anax." He imprinted his presence on the stage with a solid inner work that perfectly melts into each character.

A performance official said, "Lee Hyun-woo is an actor who does his best passionately every moment," adding, "I try not to miss a small detail based on detailed analysis as well as conveying the lines. In order to present a good stage to the audience, we are working closely with the other actor and putting high concentration into each episode."

Meanwhile, the play "Record of the Bone," starring Lee Hyun-woo, will be available at the Seoul Arts Center's Free Small Theater until May 10.

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