SHINee's Minho solidifies his position in the theater world with the play ”Rendezvous”

Minho (Choi Minho) of the group SHINee's play "Rendezvous" ended successfully with all performances selling out until the final show.
The play "Rendezvous," in which Minho starred, is about a scientist named Tae-seop (Minho) who is obsessed with rocket development, and a man who tries to find freedom through dance.
This is a two-person play about a story in which "Jihee" (Kim Ha-ri) and "Ji-hee" (Kim Ha-ri) face their wounds and emotions through a chance encounter. Minho played the role of "Tae-seop" in the play and gave a passionate performance.
In particular, Minho created his own unique "Taesop" with a touch of innocence, showing off his diverse emotional lines and skillful command of the stage in each performance.
Minho used the research diary that Tae-seop creates as a motif to express his desire to “challenge everything, and
"You have to be honest and do your best to get it done. Even if you can't see the results right in front of you, if you keep going, your sincerity will eventually be conveyed," he said, sharing his thoughts after the performance ended.
He then expressed his gratitude, saying, "I would like to give a warm round of applause to everyone who helped make 'Rendezvous' a success. I was happy to be with you all, and thank you very much."
Minho, who previously worked with actor Lee Seung-jae in the play "Waiting for Godot" and stepped onto the stage for the first time, is taking on his second stage role in "
Minho showed a relatively stable performance in "Rendezvous", so his next activities are attracting attention. Meanwhile, Minho will be appearing as a guest performer for the GV (Government Vocation) of the donation performance of the play "Waiting for Godot" at the National Theater on the 13th.
He will be participating as a moderator in the "Interview with the Guests" and will have in-depth discussions with actors Shin Gu and Park Geun-hyun.