One actor, many roles: Jekyll & Hyde one-person play enters second run in Daehak-ro

A one-person stage adaptation of Jekyll and Hyde is currently running in Daehak-ro, with four actors rotating through the lead role in its second run.

Robert Louis Stevenson's 1886 novel becomes a solo performance. The story follows Utterson—Jekyll's property manager and lawyer, and the original narrator—while a single actor portrays every other character across roughly 80 minutes.

The first run used male actors. Daehak-ro stage veterans Shin Ui-jeong, Choi Yeon-woo, Jeon Seong-min, and Jang Bo-ram now rotate through the second run.

A coat rack sits stage left. A desk and chair nearby. An unidentified entrance at center. A British-style hat on the floor. (Everything else vanishes, leaving just the actor and the story.)

The production is ongoing in Daehak-ro.