The play ”Rendezvous” starring actors Park Sung Woong and Minho (SHINee) will open in April

The Seoul Arts Center has announced that the play "Rendezvous," starring actors Park Sung Woong and Minho (SHINee), will open in April.
The play "Rendezvous" is about a scientist who is devoting himself to rocket development and a man who seeks freedom through dance.
The film revolves around a special encounter between the daughter of a noodle shop and depicts the journey of two very different people as they move towards love, defying the physical law of gravity.
This performance will maximize the flexible characteristics of the Seoul Arts Center's Free Small Theater and create a fashion show runway.
The long rectangular stage is at the center, reminiscent of a traditional Japanese theater, with audience seats on either side. In particular, the treadmill installed on the stage is used as a device to physically visualize the psychological distance between the two characters.
The two actors on stage lead the play for 100 minutes without ever leaving the stage. Scriptwriter and director Kim JEONG HAN said, "This is a love story about a man and a woman who grow close and then drift apart again.
The film expresses the story of a confrontation between two characters through a linear mise-en-scène. The audience will experience the psychological confrontation between the two characters as if they were watching a fencing match from either side of a stadium."
Actors Park Sung Woong and Minho have been cast in the role of Tae Seop, who has trapped himself in his own rules in order to escape from painful memories.
The role of Ji-hee, who sets out on a journey to find herself, will be played by actresses Lee Soo-Kyung and Kim Ha-ri, who are trying their hand at acting for the first time.
The play "Rendezvous" will be performed at the Seoul Arts Center's Free Small Theater in Seocho-gu, Seoul from April 5th.