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Smiling Magician Tiffany (Girls' Generation) November 2011

2022-10-07 21:27:09

Smiling Magician Tiffany (Girls' Generation) November 2011
笑顔のマジシャンティファニー（少女時代）2011年11月

'Fame' Tiffany, ``I challenge musical practice for 12 hours in a row''

Girls' Generation Tiffany, who challenged the musical 'Fame', confessed, "She tried to practice for 12 hours in a row for this performance."

　Musical 'Fame' is a high-teen musical depicting the dreams of people who have passed the PA Performing Arts School, which boasts the highest reputation in the arts such as singing, dancing, acting, and directing, in order to become the best star. Girls' Generation's Tiffany played the role of Carmen Diaz, who dreams of becoming a famous star as soon as possible. She hates schooling and is rebellious.

The showcase of the musical 'Fame' held at Dongsung Art Center in Daehak-ro, Seoul on the 7th was attended by main actor Son Ho-young, Super Junior's Eunhyuk, Girls' Generation's Tiffany, Cheon Sang Ji-hee's Lina, and Trex's Jungmo. Participated. When asked about the biggest difference between Girls' Generation and the musical 'Fame', Tiffany said, ``Even though Girls' Generation practiced for 12 hours straight, the musical 'Fame' practiced every day with the actors. I did." She continued, "Group activities and musicals are all equally fun and passionate, you can't choose," she said with a modest smile.
(From Entertainment News)

"He has a nice expression full of generosity." Tiffany goes by in her girlhood as a smiling magician. On one of her comedy variety shows, Tiffany's girlfriend's smile became a hot topic. She is a story that no one can beat her "hit-hit-hi-smile" smile. When one person talked about it, the other members immediately followed suit. When her moderator or someone said, "Just show me," she didn't hesitate to let her half-moon-shaped eyes droop slightly and smile.
In the next moment, the place turned into a whirlwind of laughter.
"It's not just her cuteness at that time that's filled with the girl's distinct charm." I thought the other members would lose to this as well.

Speaking of musicals, the richness of their expressions is their lifeline. And among various facial expressions, a smile plays a big role. It wouldn't be wrong to say that the success or failure of a stage is determined by the variety of smiles.
If 'Girls' Generation' was nominated for a musical, she would have sent Tiffany herself.

Born in the United States, she is fluent in English, but she hears that she is still not fluent in Korean. During the music stage, she sometimes forgot the lyrics in Korean and couldn't sing.

If it's a musical, it's a long stage. Along with the rigors of her long hours of practice, she may have had language difficulties as well.
Did she do well there?
"I feel like this smile is going really well..."