Actor Yu-yi successfully made her debut on the theater stage while concluding the performance of "The Diary of a Coastal Village" in Seoul.

Yu-yi perfectly completed the performance of the play "The Diary of a Coastal Village," which took place at the Seoul Arts Center's Free Theater from Jan. 15 to Mar. 23.

The play, which met audiences last year in its premiere, "The Diary of a Coastal Village," is adapted from the film of the same name by director Hirokazu Kore-eda and depicts the process in which the three sisters Sachi, Yoshino, and Chika accept their half-sister Suzu as part of their family.

In this play, Yu-yi, who plays Yoshino, the carefree second sister and strong supporter of Sachi, vividly expressed Yoshino's spirited personality through a dynamic performance, moving the audience.

Although this work marks her theater debut, Yu-yi showcased stable acting skills with remarkable concentration as the performances progressed, leaving a deep impression on the audience. Her extraordinary performance filled with her own colors also drew attention for her future performances in regional theaters.

After successfully completing the last performance in Seoul, Yu-yi expressed her feelings about the work by saying, "I thank the audience who loved the play 'The Diary of a Coastal Village.' It feels like just yesterday that I started theater, and I feel really regretful to conclude it; I already miss the stage."

She added, "I was happy because of the audience who cried and laughed with Yoshino. Thank you once again for the overwhelming love and support. I will do my best until the last remaining regional performances," increasing the anticipation for her portrayal of Yoshino.

In particular, "The Diary of a Coastal Village" received enthusiastic responses from the global media and audiences, achieving an audience rating of 9.7 points in reviews, thus praised as a solid musical that combines both artistic quality and popularity, making it a special work for both Yu-yi and the audience.

Yu-yi, who is also recognized as the queen of ratings through dramas, confirmed her unwavering popularity last year with the KBS daily drama "Hyo Shim's Survival" and has been actively working in various entertainment shows while gaining public favor with her healthy and bright image. Now, she has successfully expanded her acting spectrum with her theater debut, generating anticipation for her future activities.

Meanwhile, the play "The Diary of a Coastal Village," featuring Yu-yi, will continue its performances at the Daegu Cultural Arts Center on April 26 and 27.

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