SHINee's Minho, today (14th) at the final performance of the play ”Waiting for Godot”... ”It was a work that questioned the meaning of waiting”

Minho (Choi Minho), a member of the group SHINee and also an actor, is completing his long three-month journey.
On the 14th, before the final performance of the play "Waiting for Godot," Minho attended the management office of SM Entertainment.
He shared his thoughts through a speech. He reflected on the film, saying, "It was a valuable work that made me reexamine what waiting means in my life," and expressed his gratitude.
"Waiting for Godot," which opened in September, is a meta-comedy homage to Samuel Beckett's absurdist play "Waiting for Godot."
It's a mediocre play. Minho plays the role of a passionate rookie understudy, captivating audiences with his heartwarming visuals and overwhelming energy on stage.
In particular, he performed in the revival after the premiere, and in order to create a charming chemistry with each pair, he coordinated with the actors in advance to portray the birds.
The delicate production, such as changing the setting for each scene, maximized the audience's immersion. Minho, who created such a wonderful performance with such dense emotional lines, said, "It was the first time I'd ever experienced a '
When I first heard "Waiting for Godot," I felt a strong connection with him, as if it were my own story. That's why I tried to keep Bal's pure heart until the very end."
He revealed what parts he focused on, saying, "I played the role with the hope that people would have hope that if they don't lose hope and work hard, maybe their dreams can come true."
He continued, "It was an honor just to be able to stand on the same stage as Park Geun-hyung and Kim Byong-chul. We worked together in perfect harmony from practice to the actual performance."
"I learned so much from being able to act with them," he said, boasting of their strong bond, "and I want to express my infinite gratitude and love to them both."
Finally, Minho said, "'Waiting for Godot' is the one song I've been waiting for in my life.
It was a valuable work that once again asked what it means to be a part of something," he said. "I have mixed feelings as the curtain falls on a work that means so much to me, but I will move forward, promising to meet again one day.
Above all, I would like to express my sincere gratitude to all the audience members who filled the auditorium."