#jeon dong seok

[margridarnauds]

Jeon Dong Seok and Jeung Sun Ah in Dracula - The Musical

[nyphantomphan]

Today is the final POTO performance in Korea. Congratulations on a great 2023-24 season.

“It’s over now…. the music of the night!”

[March 25, 2023 – February 4, 2024]

[fadinglandtragedy]

This photo reminds me of when fans said he had great posture in this scene because he was a marine corps

[roadtophantom]

New photos released of the four Korean Phantoms

Cho Seung-woo, Kim Ju-taek (Julian Kim), Jeon Dong-seok, Choi Jae-rim

[operafantomet]

Sorry if this is a silly question, but was there any particular reason the recent Korean language production of Phantom had the more uhh full proscenium/angel/chandelier etc etc design as that seems to be a bit rare now. Maybe due to Chinese language productions receiving the reduced world tour sets or along those lines and running around the same time? I was genuinely surprised to see the Korean production had the proper proscenium boing angel

Frankly, I don't know. But little has made me happier than once again seeing the full proscenium, in all its glory, complete with the Golden Angel AND the original chandelier. I thought Japan would be the last man standing, but then South Korea joined the chat. And BOY did they join that chat! They went all in.

And I will forever thank them for that. It will be intriguing to see what an eventual full-scale replica production will do in the future - if it will be the revival staging from West End, the adapted version from the World Tour, or if they do a South Korean move: all in.

[glindaupland]

Scans of 전동석 Jeon Dong-seok and 손지수 Sohn Ji-soo from the most recent Korean program book update!

[box5intern]

Higher quality pics I —

[obssessive101]

THE DRACULA CAST RECORDING IS FINALLY HERE!!!! 😭😭

[mourninglorystory]

Phantom of the Opera Korea: New 2023 Cast Photos

Photos from musicofthenightkr

[kdreader02]

[angel-with-paper-wings]

In the 25th anniversary, Ramin Karimloo repeats “I love you” in a whisper at least once (in some recordings he repeated it three times)

Building off that last anon you answered, what other interesting things have Phantoms said at the end of the Final Lair besides ILY?

Well besides Scott Davies's "I'm sorry", the other most famous one might be Hugh Panaro whispering "My angel" after Christine leaves. Michael Crawford changing "Christine, I love you" to "Christine, I loved you" for his last performance is also famous. Someone else noted that Mathias Edenborn said, "It was for you" during the ring returning scene, while John Martin Bengtsson called out "Christine?" when he hears her singing 'All I Ask of You', complete with reaching through the portcullis towards her. And Jeon Dong Seok apparently said, "You should be happy", presumably to Christine as she leaves him, while hugging the veil.

Any others? I'm sure there are plenty more!

[themardybum]

Vincenzo (빈센조) • Endings (Episodes 16-20)

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[nyphantomphan]

Music of the Night

[fadinglandtragedy]

Oh

[roadtophantom]

New Phantom of the Opera Korea couple shots

Kim Ju-taek and Song Eun-hye

Choi Jae-rim and Song Eun-hye

Jeon Dong-seok and Son Ji-soo

Cho Seung-woo and Song Eun-hye

[hannigramislife]

First of, I would like to tell my dear friend @mattmurrock that I personally blame them for my descend into madness, because I was fine without watching Vincenzo, and my deteriorating mental health is their fault ❤️

Now, I need to get some things off my chest about this show, because I am getting tired of seeing these weird as fuck takes on tumblr and tiktok and twt, like, are y'all asleep???

Idc if the entire fandom comes after me, I will fight each and every single one of you.

Hot take number 1: Han Seo's writing was atrocious in general, but him becoming this lighthearted little brother figure to Vincenzo in the second part, practically glowing, becoming a "better person" and all that, is a disservice at its finest. Han Seo's "real self" isn't him projecting his inner child trauma onto Vincenzo; this man had a person throw up blood on him and he wanted to call an ambulance for himself, like come on. He deserved to be morally grey, and I'm done with this fandom infantilizing him.

Hot take number 2: Cha Young and Vincenzo's love subplot was hilarious, there was not a drop of chemistry between them, Cha Young looked like she wouldn't spare Vincenzo a second glance during the entire show 😭 This is a personal subjective opinion, so I'm fine with people disagreeing with me on this one.

Hot take number 3: Jang Han Seok was smarter, stronger, and a better strategist than Vincenzo Cassano, on every level. He was more connected, more brutal, made moves more similar to the Mafia than Vincenzo himself did, and the only reason he lost, consistently, is because the plot was centered on Vincenzo, and gave him the wins. If this show was evenly written, Han Seok would have won within the first five episodes. Him begging Vincenzo to let him live was also our of character for the guy who stared Vincenzo dead in the eye and told him to shoot. Running away while he had a hockey stick at hand, Cha Young injured, bodyguards at the door and Vincenzo unarmed is also out of character.

Hot take number 4: Vincenzo Cassano, who might I add, doesn't have a drop of Italian upbringing in him, is a romantic lead, and he should get the credit for that only. Vincenzo, as a show, is a dark romcom, and I use the term dark loosely. I have seen many act like he is the end all be all kdrama lead, as though his character is a perfectly written depiction of the anti-hero, scumbag who takes care of worse scumbags, morally ambiguous, flawed-but-not-really main character. And that's laughable. He has walked straight out of Wattpad.

Conclusion to my thoughts and ranting: Han Seo deserved his own storyline, and to not be treated as a prop for Vincenzo. Cha Young was a better lead than Vincenzo by miles, and she shouldn't have been taken out of commission in the showdown. Han Seok was able to win in the finale. If they wanted me to believe he lost, they should have written it better. Vincenzo as a show has a 7/10 rating at its highest, while Vincenzo as a character is 5/10 at best, 6/10 if you take my bias against him away. Enjoying such shows is fine, I had a blast watching this thing, but I am tired of people pretending this show has quality. It has good points, like cinematography and cast, but its writing, characters, and plot is weak.

Thank you for coming to my Ted Talk, yes I will take comments and criticism, and if people want to debate me, I will show them they are ✨️wrong✨️