Singer Lee Bo-ram to debut as musical actress in 'SIX'
Singer Lee Bo-ram revealed she is experiencing her most intense year since her debut, managing a demanding schedule that includes upcoming musical performances.

Singer Lee Bo-ram is facing her most intense year in 20 years as she prepares to take on the role of Jane Seymour in the musical 'SIX'. The veteran singer recently shared that her expanding schedule, which now includes YouTube content alongside traditional broadcasts, has become more physically demanding than her debut years.
Singer Lee Bo-ram has revealed that she is undergoing her most intense year since her debut. Through a recent vlog capturing her daily life, she shared her outing to Seongsu-dong alongside her relentless schedule and future activity plans.
"A harder schedule than during my debut"... Changes facing a 20-year veteran singer
Sharing updates on her busy daily life, Lee Bo-ram mentioned that she is currently handling a more demanding schedule than during her debut years. While the overlap of various activities marking her 20th anniversary is a factor, she explained that the changes in her working environment compared to the past have become a physical burden.

She suggested that unlike her past schedules, which were primarily focused on broadcasts, radio, and events, the scope of areas she must manage has expanded due to an increase in various content filming, including YouTube. "I am grateful that even after 20 years, I can still be active like this," Lee Bo-ram said, while also expressing her will for sustainable activities, stating, "Next year, I will think about how to adjust my schedule so I can take care of my health without overexerting myself."
Joining the musical 'SIX', a challenge beyond being a singer
News of her preparing for a new stage was also shared. Lee Bo-ram announced that she will soon begin rehearsals for the musical 'SIX'. In this production, she will take on the role of Jane Seymour, the third queen of Henry VIII. Jane Seymour is a figure who was loved by Henry VIII but passed away due to puerperal fever; in the play, she participates in the process where the six queens express their individual stories through music and dance.

Due to the nature of musicals, which require performing choreography and singing simultaneously, Lee Bo-ram expressed nervousness, saying, "Since I am not someone specialized in singing while dancing, I think it will take time to adapt." She shared her ambitions for this new challenge, asking fans to look forward to her appearance as a musical actress rather than just the singer Lee Bo-ram.
Rest in Seongsu-dong and unexpected joys
Despite her busy schedule, Lee Bo-ram took a moment to breathe by visiting Seongsu-dong with friends. While managing her condition with acupuncture and Chuna manual therapy at an oriental medicine clinic, she visited the Seongsu-dong pizza specialty restaurant 'Pipe Ground' to enjoy a meal. She enjoyed her time in Seongsu-dong while recalling the corn pizza she had previously tasted at the Hannam-dong location.
While walking the streets of Seongsu-dong, the group also enjoyed unexpected fun by participating in an event held on-site. Lee Bo-ram tasted a small sense of achievement by succeeding on her first attempt at a mission to accurately weigh 100g of rice. "It was a really enjoyable experience, seeing cute things and receiving unexpected gifts," she said, conveying the joy her long-awaited outing provided.
Source: original video (YouTube)
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