'Uncle Vanya' is their stage debut. Both wonder if they can survive another play

During the 2000s, Lee Seo-jin was a familiar face in Korean drama series: polished, composed and quietly charismatic. By the 2010s, he had become one of variety television’s defining stars, winning audiences over with his deadpan humor and his now-signature persona: a perpetually grumbling yet friendly uncle-next-door figure. Which made it both surprising and oddly fitting to see him grumbling nervously ahead of his theater debut. When the 55-year-old actor appeared at a press conference in Apri

By The Korea Herald