Byul Sarang Finds Laughter and Emotion in New Seoul Theater Hit
Korean trot singer Byul Sarang recently caught a showing of the play The Star of Seoul in the Daehangno (Korea’s answer to Broadway) theater district—and she couldn’t stop raving about it.
In a social media post, the singer praised the production for balancing “laughter and emotion,” even mentioning a game of rock-paper-scissors that left the audience in stitches. “The cast’s performances were absolutely brilliant,” she shared, adding that the play maintained a high level of immersion from start to finish.
A Comedy That Hits Close to Home
The Star of Seoul is a human drama wrapped in comedy, telling stories of everyday struggles with a warm, humorous twist. It’s the kind of production that gets you laughing—and thinking—at the same time. Think of it as Korea’s version of Little Miss Sunshine, but on stage and with a dash of satoori (regional dialect flair).
“Highly Recommend!” Says Byul Sarang
Deeply moved by the play’s underlying message of solidarity and resilience, Byul Sarang didn’t hold back on her recommendation. “If you have the time, you must see it,” she posted. Her heartfelt review has fans curious and eager to experience the play for themselves.
Running Through October at Daehangno Art House
The production continues through October 26 at Daehangno Art House, offering audiences plenty of chances to catch this tearjerker comedy. With word-of-mouth from stars like Byul Sarang, tickets are bound to become hotter than a bowl of tteokbokki on a rainy day.
Whether you’re in it for the laughs or life lessons, The Star of Seoul promises an emotional ride you won’t forget.
