Actor Park Eun-seok / Courtesy of Show&Tell Play, T2N Media By KTimes The play "Death of a Salesman" features two actors portraying Biff Loman, each bringing their own unique charm to the stage. Park Eun-seok, one of the leads, fully showcases the skills he has honed over the years. He exudes confidence throughout the performance, never appearing nervous, which is a testament to his thorough preparation.
Upon encountering the three-hour classic, Park felt more excitement than apprehension. "I was looking for a play where I could lose myself in the text," he said. Interestingly, he had never watched another actor perform in "Death of a Salesman," which turned out to be an advantage.
"If I had lingering impressions from others' performances, they might have influenced my approach," he admitted. "Death of a Salesman" explores the conflict arising from the lack of communication between father and son. The role of Willy Loman is played by veteran actors Park Geun-hyung and Son Byeong-ho.
"The flow of the play changes depending on which actor plays the father. Park Geun-hyung carries an undeniable presence — his very breath conveys experience. Meanwhile, Son Byeong-ho adds a humorous touch to Willy's bluster.
It almost feels like performing two different plays," Park said with a laugh. Park also empathized with Biff Loman's struggles. "Every Korean man goes through a phase of wandering, questioning how to live after military service.
It feels like being stuck in place, trying dif.
