On the 20th, Park Ha-sun said through her agency Keyeast, “I was happy and happy to receive so much love. “I think theater gives good energy and strength,” he said, expressing his gratitude to the audience who filled the seats for every performance.
He continued, “I am sincerely grateful to those who have loved ‘Sea Village Diary’ and supported Park Ha-seon’s Saatchi so far. Since it was such a good play, I really want to see it again for an encore performance. “I will come back with another great work, so please give us a lot of interest,” he said, ending his remarks by promising the next time.
In the play 'Sea Village Diary' performed at the Jayu Theater of the Seoul Arts Center Opera House from the 8th of last month to the 19th of November, Park Ha-sun plays the character who invites Suzu, the eldest and youngest of the four sisters, to live together and creates a new family. He played the role of Sachi and gave a passionate performance. In his return to the theater stage after 13 years, he showed a high level of perfection from the first performance, and impressed the audience with his acting skills that deepened and became more detailed with each performance.
In particular, Park Ha-sun aroused the sympathy of viewers by honestly expressing the conflicting emotions of being the first child and responsibility in her own way. It is said that he stayed by his younger siblings' side, sometimes like a mother, sometimes like a father, and showed the power to bring the family together and make them stick together.
In addition, Park Ha-sun's tears at the end of the play were conveyed to the audience, and they brought tears to the eyes with a deep lingering feeling, eliciting applause. This work, which has since gone viral with a flood of audience reviews and high ratings, has continued to be sold out to see Park Ha-sun. In this way, expectations are high as to what Park Ha-sun, who has clearly shown her presence even on the theater stage, will do in the future.
Ten Asia Reporter Kim Seo-yoon seogugu@tenasia.co.kr