Enoch, Seo Eunkwang, and Sunye unite for musical 'Gwanghwamun Love Song'

Three artists, each captivating audiences with their unique colors on stage, filled the dawn air with sweet melodies. Musical actor Enoch, singer-turned-musical actor Seo Eunkwang, and Sunye met to share in-depth conversations about their work and deliver high-quality live performances.

Centering on the musical 'Gwanghwamun Love Song' currently running on stage, the three shared their individual interpretations of their characters. They demonstrated a serious attitude toward the work by pointing out the subtle differences in how characters are implemented depending on an actor's tendencies, even within the same production. In particular, Seo Eunkwang mentioned Park Eun-tae as his musical role model, revealing the direction he aims for as an actor.

Human sides hidden behind stage charisma

The intense efforts of the actors to create a perfect stage were also conveyed. From secrets to managing their physical condition to tips for preparing for auditions, vivid stories from the field continued. Their daily routines at 4:00 a.m., the foods they usually enjoy, and even a minor debate over whether tteokbokki should be made with wheat cakes or rice cakes showed a friendly charm quite different from their charismatic personas on stage.

The scope of conversation was wide and deep, ranging from light topics like dating balance games to stories of their own personal escapes. The three confirmed each other's values, sometimes drawing laughter and sometimes evoking empathy. These conversations went beyond simply delivering information, allowing the audience to feel the bond formed when individuals at the peak of different fields meet.

From 'In the Rain' to the sound of a 'Whistle,' live performances captivate

The highlight of the conversation was undoubtedly the live stages. Enoch delivered a heavy and deep resonance through 'In the Rain,' and in the following segment, he shifted the mood by teaching how to sing trot with flavor. Seo Eunkwang revealed his signature delicate sensibility by singing 'Whistle,' and Sunye proved her unrivaled vocal prowess through 'Standing Under the Shade of a Street Tree,' coloring the dawn hours with music.

This session, which condensed their affection for the work and their respective musical capabilities, confirmed the essential power they possess as artists, transcending the boundaries between actor and singer. Their sincerity in continuing the emotion of the production was fully conveyed even off-stage.