Lee Sang-yoon Embarks on First Comedy Play with 'Waiting for Godot, Waiting'

Actor Lee Sang-yoon is set to grace the stage in a meta-comedy play, marking his first foray into the genre. He will star in the theatrical production 'Waiting for Godot, Waiting,' which opens on September 16th at Yes24 Stage 3 in Daehangno, Seoul.

The play 'Waiting for Godot, Waiting' draws inspiration from Samuel Beckett's iconic absurdist drama, 'Waiting for Godot.' It reinterprets the theme of waiting through humor and emotion by focusing on the story of understudy actors in a theater dressing room, offering a profound reflection on art and life.

In this challenging new role, Lee Sang-yoon will portray 'Val,' a young man grappling with the blurred lines between reality and dreams. Expectations are high as he is anticipated to infuse the character with his signature vibrant rhythm and cheerful energy, authentically capturing the emotional roller coaster of hope and despair.

Known for his captivating performances in plays such as 'The Last Session,' 'Closer,' and 'Death of a Salesman,' Lee Sang-yoon has consistently deepened his immersion into each character. His meticulous attention to detail in every gesture and line delivery suggests he is carefully crafting his unique portrayal for this role.

Lee Sang-yoon, a graduate of Seoul National University with a degree in Physics, has cultivated an intellectual image through his diverse activities beyond acting. He has garnered critical acclaim for his broad acting spectrum, particularly on the theater stage. 'Waiting for Godot, Waiting' is poised to become a significant turning point in his acting career.