Team 'Wife': Behind the Scenes of Theatre Preparation

Jeong Woongin's dedication to his role in 'Wife' transformed his understanding of queer identities.

### Behind the Scenes of 'Wife': A Journey of Three Talented Actors
* 🎭 The preparation for the play 'Wife' has brought the three actors—Park Jia, Choi Sooyoung, and Jeong Woongin—**closer together**, showcasing their **evolving dynamics**.
* 👀 Sooyoung observes the interactions, hinting at her **nervousness about the broadcast show** and the **pressure to attract viewers**.
* 🌟 During the CEO's opening, the atmosphere is set **dramatically**, introducing the guests who each share their **unique perspectives on art and performance**.
* 🎹 Choi Sooyoung expresses her fascination with **Victorian art**, while Jeong Woongin reflects on the challenges of portraying a **gay character** and his newfound understanding of **queer issues**.
* 🍽 Woongin, known for being a **generous figure among his peers**, shares his struggles with the play's demanding script, revealing his **passion for learning and growth** as an actor.
* 🤝 The camaraderie among the actors is palpable, as they support each other through their **fears and insecurities**, particularly Sooyoung's **anxiety about her debut in theatre**.
* 💬 The discussion shifts to their acting techniques, with Woongin emphasizing the **importance of body language and hand expressions**, while Jia and Sooyoung reflect on their own acting journeys.
* 🎉 As the conversation wraps up, the trio expresses their dedication to the play, encouraging audiences to witness their **hard work and the chemistry they've built on stage**.

[The three got a lot closer during preparation] With senior Woongin [F power]. I am seeing him and Sooyoung is watching that. She is watching us like that... [T power]. I get that it's your first time on the broadcast show, so you may not know much, but you cannot do this. [(Furious)]. If we were to continue to be funny, we aren't sure if there will be enough viewers! [1 2 3 4 5 6 / VIVO] [Welcome V] [Welcome / to CEO's room] [CEO being exceptionally discrete about today's opening]. I want to be walking during the opening like this... What do you think? [(The tablet catches attention)] [(Tense footsteps)] Shall we start...? Please turn off the light. [Crowd murmuring] [CEO's first / Opening in dark]. Isn't this dramatic? True actress... [Welcome to CEO's room]. Today we have three splendid guests.

that I am honored to [(Eye flash)] introduce myself. Susanna Park Jia. What kind of secret does he have? On Tuesday, would you like to join me for a cup of tea or something stronger? While I stick this onto your right hair, you are free. Daisy Choi Sooyoung. I am fascinated by how the 19th-century art is emotional and how much all of the acts during the Victorian era are false. I am fascinated in exposing those. I play the piano quite well. I love Chopin. But in terms of theatre, I am ignorant. Do you think you chose me right? Peter Jeong Woongin. In a convent that's not even on a map around 1988, in the corner of a gay bar during a blackout, an eye-blindingly beautiful lesbian's secret western salon during the 1950s, the royal guard and Prince Albert in the 10th Hyde Park. But now they're all gone. Free!

Hurray! [In the history of CEO / The greatest opening] In a shabby environment, you guys have shown the best indulgement. These guys are [Those who visited CEO's room] [are three talented actors] [Team 'Wife' / Park Jia, Choi Sooyoung, Jeong Woongin] I am in a play called 'Wife'. And I am playing Susanna. [Actor Park Jia] I am Park Jia. In 'Wife', I have the role of Daisy. [Actor Choi Sooyoung] I am Choi Sooyoung. In 'Wife', I have the role of Aiba, a 58-year-old. [Actor Jeong Woongin] I'm Jeong Woongjin. [Team Wife / Welcome] [Park Jia Choi Sooyoung Jeong Woongin] Song Eunyi, you have the tone of the actors in old theatre clubs. Hanyeong dressmaking shop next to [(Again!)] Hanyeong tailor shop!

[Phonation of Seoul art school acting major's alumni] My phonation wasn't that bad. I remember. [Alumni of Seoul art school] [Year 89] [Year 90] [Year 91] [Jeong Woongin / 'Song Eunyi still looks like a baby'] How can you not look like a baby to me? In your state... you didn't grow. [Squeaky relationship] I think your eyes are getting old. You're the same. [I am 50 years old] [With the play Wife / They're here] [Actor Choi Sooyoung's first theatre challenge] Those who challenge the theatre for the first time they get nightmares a lot. [(Lots of sympathy)] You know? Yes... [Before concert of Girls' Generation / Often dreamt about doing mistakes...] During the play I might forget my entire lines in my dream. I think about that which means it's a big pressure for me. [I don't worry too much about mistakes]

[what worries me is that I don't know if I can come back from it] [Play / Seniors] You two seniors have extraordinarily many stage experiences [Two seniors' stage advice?] She is very good at what she does. It may be her field was different in the past, but she still has stage experience. [A reliable junior] [Touched] I think Choi Sooyoung Ms... Instead of trivial mistakes, whether she expressed the emotions right or she went overboard, she worries about those stuff. [Praises overflowing] - Oh really? - Ms. Choi Sooyoung is doing great now. [Heartwarming praising time is great] [CEO thinks differently...?] In my opinion... [Bad guys are scary...] I think they might tell her something different off the camera. 'Do you think I mean what I said...?' 'Did you believe it?' You two in my head [The Glory / Jeong Mi Hee / I Hear Your Voice / Min Jun Kook / Those characters were scary...]

In this play, you guys are completely different from those characters. New characters might surprise you. They're completely different. The tone that you're speaking in is very soft. Isn't it? [Q. Actual / personalities of the seniors] How are their actual personalities? Actually, Jeong Woongin is someone who's always the rock of the field. An adult! [Feeling internal happiness] And the best thing is... [(Truthful feeling...)] he buys a lot of food. [A cool adult who buys a lot of food] That's why. You gave her a lot of food. Close your mouth... [(Open your wallet...)] [An episode came up] Woongin at first... was reading the script with all of his face frowned. From then during practices to us [the work is too hard] [it's not for me] The next day for his background picture he set the picture of our script. [(A softie inside)] He told us that the play was not for him.

but he is attached to it. [Buys lots of food / + Passionate] I looked at the script; it was too hard, and my character is gay. [(The role...)] I am gay. It's hard to admit this, but before this, I didn't give much thought about queer people. [For his role / he met with a queer group] [Learned a lot preparing for Wife] [And his thoughts about the rest of his life changed] The fact that I set it as a profile picture; it meant something. [28 years since debut / burning passion for learning] I thought I need to start learning. [Park Jia] [is a very fun senior] Oh really? [(Ha... my charms)] She's the life of the party! The life of the party? [(Mistrust)] We should invite you once to our practice. [Please look forward to my contributions today] [Dongeun's mother / who got the world / angry]

Jung Mi Hee syndrome! [(Honest)] You were a malicious character, but you were loved. I don't know about loved, but I could feel attention. When I was walking, people would tell me, 'I saw you in the drama.' Some people would be surprised that they saw me but could not talk to me. So for me, [The Glory was a glorious work for her] the drama was glorious. [After The Glory / Connection to Song Hyekyo] Hyekyo must be curious about my contact... but I have privacy and need to manage, so I didn't let her know my contact. [(They're not talking)] I see. - I see your humor. - You know, right? [Quiet and elegant / Park Jia's humor] [The serial killer who made the whole country shiver / Min Jun Kook] [Immediately / Starting up] You mean just do it? [We didn't mean that] [Embarrassed... / But since you're already up]

[In I Hear Your Voice 10 years ago...] [Acting the serial killer who made everyone shiver...!] I'll kill you. If you don't know, watch Wife. I'll kill you. I'll kill everyone who says Wife isn't fun. I'll kill them. I'll kill people who heard that. [Scary] [The scariest advertisement in the world...] [(Embarrassed...)]
This was after a very long time... It seems like you can conjure that up all the time. [Min Jun Kook was a turning point for Jeong Woongin /
that helped him continue being an actor] [Funny episode / at that time] [During the broadcasting season of I Hear Your Voice] [Woongin came across a neighbor] Hello. Oh hello. [She saw Woongin /
and ran to the elevator] She stormed into the elevator [and got on it...!] - Please wait.
- No... no! [Understood...]
- When you were playing the role?
- Yes.

I would have been as scared as her. [Dear neighbors, I don't harm people.] Well, let's look at your Q and A. First, please ask! [Woongin's keyword.] Oh, you wrote in Chinese characters. Condescending. The term condescending is not an amiable term. But when you're acting in a play, there are rules that need to be kept. I've been saying this for a long time. [Hardest part is what to do with hands.] [Actors find acting with hands difficult / they want to get rid of their hands.] When you feel awkward on stage [Putting hands into the pockets], you put your hands into your pockets a lot. There are lots of hand expressions. Once I studied about that. During high school. [Woongin used to draw hands to learn about hand expressions.] I drew everything. What emotion does a certain hand motion express. But you're not like an actor here [like an interview with the Acting department's professor]. It feels like we're interviewing a professor.

It seems like you're talking about theater theory. It seems like you're talking about theater theory. [Theater conservative, Jung Woong-in had this kind of interview?] [(Laughter, failed attempt)] This isn't a script, it's real... [(Actual interview article)] Is this something you said to yourself...? (Yelling at oneself) [Gulp] Jung Woong-in! How well can you portray this character? [(Yelling at oneself) Jung Woong-in! How well can you portray this character?] [(Rustling...)] [(Hold it...)] [(Yelling at oneself) Jung Woong-in! How well can you portray this character?] While asking oneself this question, you must act with hands and feet as mentioned in the interview. [Encore] Don't you remember? [Can't remember] When you say 'to oneself,' that's what comes to mind. At that time, I thought I did well with expressing hands and feet... or did I?

[Admitting to being a theater old man] [Do you agree with the hand and foot acting theory of a theater conservative?] Absolutely agree. Sometimes, being able to stand still is considered a skill - It feels like you're good at it. - Exactly, exactly. [Standing naturally can be difficult at times] But when he is practicing with us, he's sensitive about the hands. [Sensitive] To act this way is really... uncomfortable. [Junior confronting the theater conservative / Hehe...] But he watches so appropriately and [Swiftly gives advice and leaves, Woong-in] [Actually, a theater conservative not being old-fashioned] [Old man X Adult O] [Park Jia's Keywords] But this... Uh... I don't think so, this isn't it... But anyway! ['Park Tail'] [(Embarrassed...)] Why did you add an explanation? But when asked how you prepared for 'The Glory' in real life, to emphasize the details of an alcoholic, Park Tail prepared

[Park Tail's Detail 1 / Red cap soju prop prepared] [Usually, the drama team prepares props for us] But in my opinion, Jeong Mi-hee seems like she would drink red cap soju. [Uncomfortable acting in front of green cap soju...] To speak negatively... It's old-fashioned and immature. [(Humble)] Positively, it's detailed. [Park Tail's Detail 2 / Lost 7kg through starvation for the alcoholic look] [Harsh...] Wait, do all actors really do this? They really do! [Old man / Don't fight...] [(Bearing with it as a senior)] Why did you bite your lower lip? [Park Tail's Detail 3 / Analyzed the first shooting location ten days prior] Oh... that's quite interesting... [The first shooting location was not a set but an actual barbershop.] [Coincidentally, it was the first shooting location near my home.] Then, what should I prepare?

I think I need to see how it moves, so And that's how that performance came out. [Recognition from the theater conservative] [Detail photo from Wife's practice room sent in] [Bang!] [Explosive reaction] [A photo taken by Sooyoung herself] Is it a comedy play? [Wearing stockings on the head] [Showing avant-garde expression on the spot] [Behind-the-scenes story of the day]
We had a full rehearsal that day, but it didn't go well So when I went home [Feeling upset because the rehearsal didn't go well, Jia] [(This is news to me too)] [A photo that happened to be uploaded to the group chat!] [All worries disappeared] Oh, so this is the kind of relationship we have. I'm meeting Woongin senior, and... [(Touched...)] [F-power]
And Sooyoung looking at us like that Looking at us like that... It was such a grateful photo.

[(Sniffle...)] Are you crying? [T-human being in confusion...] [Atmosphere suddenly moistened] Hey... if you're like that, then I...! [(Is this part of the play...?)] Oh, why is he like that again... [Even the theater conservative sometimes sheds tears...] [T-power] Hey, you seem to be new to entertainment shows, but you shouldn't do that. [(Dramatic rage)] Even if we try to make it funny, it's uncertain if the views will increase! [EunYi's unwilling to hold back tears] [Entertainment show Old man] [Choi Sooyoung's Keywords] ['How I've changed lately'] Just having a regular routine is really nice. [Appeared on 'Omniscient point of view,' Sooyoung] You were known as the ultimate lazy person there. Has your daily life become more organized now? Has your daily life become more organized now? Not really.

[People don't change easily.] We were always in a situation [(When she was a musician)] where we might get a call anytime. [But now] [AM10:00 ~ PM9:00 / She has a routine] [The new lifestyle is refreshing] [She is feeling the changes in her life] [A random balance game!] [1 hour of stage acting VS. 1 hour of Girl's Generation concert] [Without a hesitation / 1 hour of Girl's Generation Concert] Really...? - Physically! - It's even harder to understand when you say that. [You have to sing and dance at a concert...?] [Choi Sooyoung is Girl's Generation Sooyoung] After acting on the stage, my body hurts. No matter how much pain I'm in, I can't be as sick as the character I'm playing. [She has to act the pain in the character every day] [Her body starts to feel pain after practicing for the play]

[What about the other two?] [I don't feel any pain] [(I see...)] [Come on!] [The staff were curious] [Have you ever tried copying the acting in other movies or shows?] Nope, what about you? [Not excited at all] I do, sometimes. [He's so unpredictable] We don't know what he's thinking! When I watched the movie 'Scent of a Woman', there's a scene where Al Pacino bawls his eyes out at a hotel in New York. He's like 'I'm a failure' [(Acting)] and he was spitting everywhere. I was curious if I would be spitting too if I did that. So what happened? - I was spitting
- You could spit too? [Tips on how to spit like Al Pacino / Make your mouth water] [Drink a bit of water] Then I would start giving a speech! Then.. [Spitting] But you don't want to spit too much.

you need to balance the amount of water and amylase inside your mouth. (Speechless) / (He's so inspiring) [This is acting] There are many people who want to become an actor, and I think this video could be very helpful for them. Do you think so...? [Park Jia / Have you ever tried copying someone else's act?] I wouldn't say I tried copying someone else, but I thought about how I would've done it differently. So when you were thinking that, so when you were thinking that, you copy that person's tone, and then you try it with your own tone! Not really. [Even if they cry together, they just can't get along] I mean, what are they going to do with the tights scene... They even have to kiss! [Crowds... / Chatter... / The love and hate relationship...] [We look forward to your kiss scene] [Time to wrap up] It's been about 2 years since I last acted on the stage.

and I'm sure you'd be able to see the different sides of me. I hope you come and check out our chemistry on the stage. I think it's so much more interesting because you can only see it on the stage. I hope you support me on my first time acting on the stage, and I hope you come and check out how hard we've prepared for this play. We finished the practice around 9 PM last night, and we talked about for what are we working so hard for... What's there in return! [She's definitely 'F'] At the same time, I thought about how hard we're trying by saying that. [We worked very hard for 'Wife'] Wow... You guys talked so much, and I don't even know what would make it to the video. Yawn... [It was a great opportunity to learn about the 3 actors] [Thank you for coming team 'Wife']

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The CEO's opening event features three talented actors: Park Jia, Choi Sooyoung, and Jeong Woongin, who are all part of the play "Wife.

" The CEO's dramatic entrance sets the tone for the event, and the actors share their unique backgrounds and roles in the play.

Sooyoung expresses her nervousness about her first theater challenge, while Woongin reminisces about their shared history.

Two seniors with extensive stage experience offer valuable advice, while a reliable junior expresses concern about emotional expression.

The seniors' personalities are revealed, with one being a passionate adult who buys food for the team and another learning about queer issues for their role.

The fun senior, Park Jia, is the life of the party, adding a lighthearted dynamic to the group.

Jung Mi Hee experienced attention and recognition from people due to her malicious character in a drama, The Glory.

She maintained privacy and didn't share her contact with co-star Song Hyekyo.

The role of Min Jun Kook as a serial killer was a turning point for Jeong Woongin's acting career, and he used unique methods, like drawing hands, to study and express emotions on stage.

Jung Woong-in reflects on the challenges of portraying a character, emphasizing the importance of hand and foot acting.

He agrees with the theater conservative's theory that standing still can be a skill.

Park Tail shares his detailed preparation for the role of an alcoholic, including using a red cap soju prop, losing 7kg through starvation, and analyzing the first shooting location ten days prior.

Sooyoung's performance rehearsal didn't go well, leading to feelings of upset, but a group chat photo lifted her spirits.

The behind-the-scenes moments showed a strong bond with her colleagues, and she reflected on her changing daily routine.

Balancing stage acting and concerts, Sooyoung shared the physical challenges of her dual career while expressing gratitude for her new lifestyle.

The conversation explores the unpredictable nature of acting and the impact of Al Pacino's emotional scene in 'Scent of a Woman.

' The speaker shares tips on how to spit like Al Pacino and discusses the importance of balancing water and amylase in the mouth.

The speaker also reflects on their own acting journey and the hard work put into preparing for a stage play, inviting others to support them.