Yoo Seung-ho On First LGBT Role, “Break something that has been solidified”

Yoo Seung-ho released a high-quality pictorial with elegant and sophisticated visuals through the August issue of the magazine “Arena Homme Plus.”

In the pictorial, Yoo Seung-ho creates a mysterious atmosphere with his sad eyes. Yoo Seung-ho putting his hands on a pure-white ruffle shirt in contrast to the black-and-white mood, make us wonder about the countless emotions and narratives hidden behind it.

In another photo, Yoo Seung-ho draws attention with his unexpected charm and his cold aura. He wears a brown coat and exudes dark charisma while looking at the camera with clear, modest eyes under his sensual hand gestures, raising expectations for his acting spectrum in the future.

In an interview after the photo shoot, Yoo Seung-ho expressed his feelings on his first play since his debut. “I’m looking forward to breaking the things that have been solidified and realizing new things that I haven’t known through this play,” he said. “I talked a lot with my colleagues who have a lot of experience on stage and tried to try new and diverse things,” he said, expressing his enthusiasm and desire for the performance.

Meanwhile, Yoo Seung-ho will play Walter, an LGBTQ living a time-limited life, in the play “Angels in America – Part One: Millennium Coming Up,” showing an unconventional appearance as well as a careful inner transformation.