Yoon Shi-yoon shuts the practice room door last for The Days

"Muyoung's Practice Journal" Deep immersion honed in the empty practice room

Television actor Yoon Shi-yoon has shared his sincere commitment to the musical stage. On the 15th, Yoon posted photos taken in a practice room to his SNS with the caption, "Muyoung's practice journal."

In the photos, Yoon is seen focusing on mastering his character's movements in a space filled with mirrors, a piano, and practice markings. Moving across the wide wooden floor to coordinate hand gestures or taking wide strides to catch the rhythm, he demonstrates the intense process of immersing himself in the character 'Muyoung.'

"The actor who closes the door last" A staff member describes the scene in the practice room

Yoon Shi-yoon's immersion is further confirmed by words from those on-site. A staff member from the musical 'The Days' described Yoon as "the actor who closes the practice room door last." This remark captures his attitude of staying behind alone to check blocking and perfect his character even after everyone else has left.

The musical 'The Days,' which Yoon is currently preparing for, met its first audience on the 9th of last month and will continue its run at the D Cube Link Art Center until August 23.

An acting journey spanning from 'King of Baking, Kim Tak Goo' to the musical stage

This musical challenge is an extension of the acting career Yoon Shi-yoon has steadily built. After making his mark on the public as Jung Jun-hyuk in the 2009 MBC sitcom 'High Kick Through The Roof,' he rose to stardom by playing the lead role of Kim Tak Goo in the KBS 2TV drama 'King of Baking, Kim Tak Goo,' which recorded a 50% viewership rating.

Having handled various genres, including historical dramas such as playing Grand Prince Lee Hwi in the TV Chosun drama 'Grand Prince,' he is now ready to present a new face as 'Muyoung' on the musical stage, moving beyond dramas and films.