MAMAMOO Solar's "Dance of the Temple" (Photo courtesy of EMK Musical Company) - A musical in which the main character has to carry a lot of things alone - Attracted voice, clear notes, and fresh acting - This is Solar's style - Young chemistry with Lee Changsub (Armand) of the same age Expectations in the pot boiled over. One of the fun things about watching a performance is the line of expectation. "That's it for today," I'll draw a line in my mind and go to the theater. The audience is satisfied when the performance of the day meets the expectation line. On the other hand, when the performance is wandering under the line, disappointment and anger pour in one after another. The best is a performance that breaks through the line of anticipation. A performance that rises coolly over a horizontal line as if an aircraft with wheels off the runway is soaring. The audience's mind becomes as distant as the back of the plane moving away. The musical M

  Photos of Solar of Mamamoo and Lee Chang-seop of BTOB Photos of Solar of Mamamoo and Lee Chang-seop of BTOB, who will appear in the Korean musical Matahari, which is set to open on May 28, have been released. The photos were published in the May issue of Theater Plus, a performance culture magazine. On April 28, EMK Musical Company, the production company of the musical Matahari, released photos and interviews that show Solar and Lee Chang-seop's charm. Mamamoo Sola plays the main character, Matahari, in the Korean musical Matahari. Matahari is a person who proudly accepts her life in the whirlpool of fate. Lee plays Armand, a French soldier. Armand falls in love with Matahari. In the photos, Solar and Lee Chang-seop instantly catch the eyes of viewers with their attractive eyes and perfect harmony. It's like watching their mournful love in a musical. Solar and Lee Chang-seop are the same age. Wearing a sky blue dress, Solar gives off a mysterious charm. Wearing a white shirt