A 'KOREAN' Line in Musical 'Chicago'? Ivy's Broadway Record | Curtain Call 335 | Actor Ivy

This summer, Ivy made her debut as Roxie Hart on the stage of 'Chicago' on New York's Broadway, becoming the first Korean actor to do so. Although she admitted that she couldn't speak English well, was older, and wasn't a star, Ivy poured unimaginable effort into preparing to stand on the Broadway stage for a year and a half, etching her name on the walls of the historic Broadway theater and returning home in triumph.

In this week's Curtain Call, we meet Ivy, who has returned from Broadway. Don't miss her candid stories, including how she studied English with the 'Chicago' English script, the rehearsal system and audience culture on Broadway that were vastly different from those in Korea, the story behind how a 'Korean' line was added to 'Chicago', stories about her Broadway colleagues who shared the stage with her, and her determination to return to the Korean stage as Roxie in December.

�� We Both Reached for the Gun
�� Funny Honey + Roxie
�� Nowadays + Hot Honey Rag + Finale
Broadway 'Chicago' performance footage provided by Seensee Company

[Host]: Kim Soo-hyun (SBS Culture Specialist Reporter), Lee Byeong-hee (Announcer) | [Guest]: Actor Ivy | [Recording]: Yu Gyu-yeon | [Editing]: Jung Yong-hee

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