In 2010, during his senior year in college, Shin Seong-min auditioned for the musical "Grease" at the recommendation of his classmate Lee Dong-ha.
In 2012, he was cast as the lead character Saddam in the musical "Pungwolju," which allowed him to showcase his acting depth and maturity.
He later took on challenging roles in productions like "Finding Kim Jong-wook," "The Goddess is Watching," and "Thrill Me," demonstrating his versatility and growth as a performer.
[4] Shin said, "How much it touches my heart is always the criterion for choosing a work," both emphasized the deep power contained in the script.
The play, written by Brad Fraser, explores sensitive topics like disability and euthanasia through the lens of an individual's life and family.
Shin has been focused on developing his acting abilities, and he sees the historical drama as a chance to expand his skills, particularly in terms of specialized speaking styles.
Taking on these unfamiliar roles has pushed Shin out of his comfort zone, but he is embracing the opportunity to grow as an actor.
[14] Shin made a comeback to the theater in May 2022, participating in the third installment of The 9th Best Plays Festival,[A] Touching the Void by David Greig.
It is based on the true story of the survival of two British mountain climbers, Joe Simpson and Simon Yates.