스테이씨 시은의 첫 뮤지컬 서편제 (STAYC Sieun’s First Musical, "Seopyeonje")

* The father, who regards "pansori" as his vocation, tries to raise his young daughter and his stepson to become singers. The sister and brother shared a close bond. * Believing that one must have "han" (saudade: a deep sorrow or longing) to perform "pansori" well, the father neglected his children’s emotional pain. * As he grew up, the son left his father and sister, burdened by the grief of losing his mother, his desire to pursue Western music, and his resentment toward his father. * The sister devoted herself to "pansori" with a heart full of yearning, yet she was never satisfied with her own voice. While she slept, the father blinded her eyes, believing it would deepen her "han." * The father and his blind daughter relied on each other as they traveled to perform "pansori." After many years, the father died, and the sister hid herself so that her brother could not find her. * In old age, the brother finally discovered her. The blind sister pretended not to recognize him. To see whether he had achieved the voice she longed for, the brother asked her to sing "pansori," and he listened.

* Sieun’s acting was like a sharpened dagger. Her small frame, pure hairstyle, and translucent face seemed inseparable from the traditional Korean attire, hanbok. * From the front, the side, and the back, Sieun embodied warmth, tenderness, and “han” with unmatched purity. * Her "pansori" may not have sounded like that of a recognized master of "pansori", yet Sieun’s rendition of the “Song of Love” felt like spring itself. * The moment when her eyes went blind as she slept, and her scream pierced the silence, remains unforgettable.