Yoon Jisung took on a dual role in the original musical "The Boy's Portrait," successfully wrapping up the first performance.

Taking the stage that opened on the 4th at TOM Hall 2 in Daehangno, Seoul, Yoon Jisung moved between two characters: Jacopo, a boy from 1530 Venice, and Nicola, a modern-day art dealer. He subtly differentiated the two characters—set in entirely different eras and settings—through speech, facial expressions, and movement, drawing the audience into the story. He was praised for further elevating the production's quality with his stable vocal performance.

After the show, Yoon Jisung shared his thoughts through his agency, Billions. He said, "We staged the first performance of 'The Boy's Portrait,' an original premiere production. I had a precious experience creating this work together with the cast and creative team." He also expressed his gratitude to the audience, adding, "I hope 'The Boy's Portrait' remains a happy memory for all of you during this hot summer."

Yoon Jisung made his musical debut in 2019 with "Those Days" and has since solidified his position as a musical actor through numerous productions including "The Return," "Something Rotten!," and "Happy Oh! Happy." Recently, he has been expanding his scope as both a singer and actor, appearing in the dramas "Thundercloud Rainstorm" and "Adieu Solo." He is also widely known as a member of the group "Wanna One."

Meanwhile, the musical "The Boy's Portrait" runs at TOM Hall 2 in Daehangno through October 18.