Singer and actor Choi Yoo-jung has been cast in the lead role of the musical 'Broadway 42nd Street.'
Choi Yoo-jung will appear as the protagonist 'Peggy Sawyer' in the musical 'Broadway 42nd Street,' which opens on July 10.
'Broadway 42nd Street' began in 1996 as the first officially licensed musical in South Korea and has been a leader in popularizing musicals in the country. It has received consistent love from audiences as the greatest variety show on earth, decorated with the dazzling performances of big stars and amazing tap dance by a large ensemble, proving its unique charm every season.
In the play, Choi Yoo-jung's character, Peggy Sawyer, grows from an unknown newcomer to a star. Choi Yoo-jung is expected to express this success story of achieving dreams through her stable acting and vocal ability. In particular, she will showcase the stunning group tap dance performances, which are considered the highlight of 'Broadway 42nd Street,' aiming to captivate the audience.
Choi Yoo-jung is actively broadening her spectrum as an actress, not only through musicals but also in films and dramas. Last year, she made a strong impression playing the role of the girl Lingling, who helps independence fighter Ahn Jung-geun, in her musical debut 'Hero.' This year, she successfully made her screen debut in the film 'The Jobless Apartment' as the public service exam applicant Saetbyeol, showcasing a vibrant transformation.
Returning to the stage with a new musical after about a year, Choi Yoo-jung is set to once again demonstrate her growth by showcasing her unique character of Peggy Sawyer in 'Broadway 42nd Street.'
Meanwhile, Choi Yoo-jung is exhibiting her all-around abilities as a solo artist and actress in various fields. Recently, she has been actively communicating with fans by presenting diverse content through her personal YouTube channel 'Choi You-dang.'
The musical 'Broadway 42nd Street,' in which Choi Yoo-jung will appear, will be held from July 10 to September 14 at the Charlotte Theater in Songpa District, Seoul.
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