[K-Musical] Lizzie the rock musical: Pour the story into a rock soup pot and boil it to a pulp

Musical Lizzie. Kim Ryeo-won, 
Yuria, J-min, Lee Young-mi(from the left)

Lizzie is a musical about the mystery of a real murder in the United States in the late 19th century.

Musical Lizzie described dark and heavy material as fear, anger, shudder, anxiety, sex, betrayal and conspiracy.

Lizzie poured all this dark material into a huge soup pot of rock music with distortion sounds and boiled it to a pulp.

Music reminiscent of late 20th century Gothic rock.

Strong makeup emphasizing eyes. a tight-fitting black.

The actors' expressions and gestures that seem to be a mixture of anger and pleasure.

Musical Lizzie did not interpret the story of a 'rare real murder' as rock music.

It is a 'rare musical' that incorporates the story into rock music.

The musical, which stars only four actresses, must, of course, be fully understood and owned rock music.

When I watched, the names of Yuria, Lee Young-mi, J-min, and Kim Ryeo-won were written on the cast board.

These four profiles have something in common. 

It is that everyone is from Itzhak, Hedwig.

In particular, Lee Young-mi is another name for Korean Itsuhak, which does not require two words.

Four Itzhaks explode Rock's skills in the musical Lizzie, which they couldn't show in Hedwig.

There are some scenes that caught my eye in the musical Lizzie.

While Lizzie sings a solo song like a monologue, two actors play the same gesture as Yuria on both sides of the stage. This scene, which looks like two mirrors reflecting Lizzie's inner self, is quite grotesque.

Alice (J-min) who was seducing Lizzie. 

Her seduction, which was as sweet as Serenade, turns into rough rock when Lizzie refuses. This scene is pretty cool. The actor's performance was good and the direction was good too.

After the murder, all three, except Alice, throw off their 19th century-style dresses and turn them into black looks. 

Alice, who finally changed her testimony in front of the judge, also takes off her dress and exposes the black outfit in the dress.

The black costume will symbolize words such as strength, rock, resistance, freedom, and homogeneity. 

Interestingly, it also looks like a funeral costume. Of course, their 'sorrows' for the dead will be very different from ordinary mourning.

Lizzie and Alice's seduction and persuasion(reprise) scene secretly stimulates erotic imagination.

After watching the musical, my body aches came into my body and mind.

I used up all my last strength and came home drooping.

Please take a vitamin pill and a bag of red ginseng in front of the concert hall.

PS. After a long time, I visited the Yungang Hall of Doosan Art Center and was surprised twice.

1. I walked down the stairs past the piano keyboard, the landmark of Doosan Art Center, and saw people standing in a long line. I've never done anything like this before. "What is it?" and as expected, people were buying tickets.

2. I barely got a ticket, but there's another line in front of me. "What's this?" People were lining up to take pictures of the cast board! Oh... Korean audiences have changed a lot.

3. Doosan Art Center has another mascot. It's a teddy bear sitting on a bench. I wanted to take a picture of a bear. However, I couldn't take it because I thought, "Do I have to line up for this, too?"