Hong Kyung-min to take the stage in his own play, ‘I Carry You’
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At a glance
- Singer Hong Kyung-min wrote and will perform in the play ‘I Carry You.’
- The story follows friends who gather after Dang-young's sudden death and confront the meaning of a final gift left behind.
- The production will run at ET Theater 1 from the 9th of next month through Jan. 3.
Singer Hong Kyung-min will write and perform in the play ‘I Carry You.’
The story begins with the sudden death of a character named Dang-young. Friends gather at the funeral home and become involved in a dispute over the final gift Dang-young left behind.
As they discover the gift's true meaning, the friends reflect on the value of friendship and the importance of those close to them. Hong Kyung-min will act in the production as well as take responsibility for its script.
Actors Hong Kyung-in, Shin Seung-hwan, Im Joo-hwan, Im Joo-eun and Tae Hang-ho, along with comedian Kim Jun-hyun, will perform with him. ‘I Carry You’ will run at ET Theater 1 from the 9th of next month through Jan. 3.
Originally published by Dong-A Ilbo in Korean. Translated, summarized, and contextualized automatically by DistantNews, with a note on how the source frames the story. Not individually reviewed before publishing. How this works.