Kim Seon-ho sells out play amid tax news

Actor Kim Seon-ho is showing steady box office strength, selling out his upcoming theater performances even as he faces allegations of tax evasion. As of Wednesday, all tickets for Kim’s appearances in the play “INTERVAL” have sold out across major booking platforms. Kim is scheduled to perform 19 times during the run from Feb. 13 to March 22. “INTERVAL,” adapted from a Japanese play by Tomohiro Maekawa, explores themes of life, death and memory. The story follows two characters who meet in a mysterious space with no recollection of their pasts, uncovering their karma and repeated lives through books they find. Kim plays Dong-jae, a character with a sense of long-familiar presence. The production is being staged at the NOL Theater Daehakno Woori Investment Securities Hall, a mid-sized venue with about 490 seats. Kim’s drawing power was evident as all sessions sold out — even the typically low-demand weekday daytime shows. “The play is preparing for its opening as planned,” a representative for the production told Xports News. “We will provide updates if there are any