Set to debut on May 11 KST following 'Queen of Tears', tvN's latest Saturday-Sunday drama 'The Midnight Romance in Hagwon' offers viewers an exciting glimpse into the lives of star instructor Seo Hye Jin (portrayed by Jung Ryeo Won) and the charming and cheeky student Lee Jun Ho (played by Wi Ha Joon). Against the backdrop of a cram school, the drama explores the captivating midnight romance between the two, as well as the untold stories of academy instructors.
With director Ahn Pan Seok renowned for his melodramatic masterpieces like 'Something in the Rain' and 'One Spring Night', and writer Park Kyung Hwa bringing her solid storytelling skills to the table, 'The Midnight Romance in Hagwon' promises to deliver a realistic romance imbued with a unique depth of emotion, empathy, and excitement.
Director Ahn Pan Seok, impressed by writer Park Kyung Hwa's talent, highlighted the drama's exploration of the blurred lines between work and love, stating, "Viewers will feel that the boundaries between work and love are becoming blurred. It is a realistic work that naturally blends work and love." Park Kyung Hwa emphasized the significance of the academy setting, aiming to provoke fundamental questions about education and romance.
The relationship between Seo Hye Jin and Lee Jun Ho, portrayed by Jeong Ryeo Won and Wi Ha Jun, respectively, is a focal point of the drama. Director Ahn praised their chemistry, while writer Park expressed her joy at their casting, particularly noting Jeong Ryeo Won's suitability for the role of Seo Hy Jin.
As the drama delves into the intricacies of romance and professional life, viewers can expect a captivating portrayal of the characters' growth and relationships. With meticulous attention to detail in every aspect of production, 'The Midnight Romance in Hagwon' promises to immerse viewers in a world filled with beauty, complexity, and intrigue.
Don't miss the premiere of 'The Midnight Romance in Hagwon' on May 11 at 9:20 PM KST, as it promises to captivate audiences with its compelling storytelling and stellar performances.
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