KIM JUN SU is singing "Secret and Lie" in the musical Death Note. Photo courtesy of OD Company   The musical Death Note kicked off on April 1 at the Chungmu Art Center Grand Theater. The musical Death Note is not a Korean musical. The original Death Note is a Japanese production. They made a famous Japanese cartoon into a musical. Korea has been performing under license agreements with Japanese production companies. It is the same this time However, there is a difference in this musical death note. It is that the musical Death Note signed a non-replica license agreement with the Japanese original company. The replica must be reproduced as it is. Non-replica, however, will have the right to make some modifications to Korean production companies. Therefore, the musical Death Note has changed in part. Nevertheless, there is an unchanging charm to the musical Death Note. And no one wants to change. That is, KIM JUN SU (XIA JUNSU) plays L. Since its premiere in Korea, KIM JUN SU (

Hong Kwang-ho Light (pictured left) and Kim Jun-su L. When you watch movies, dramas, novels, and webtoons, unexpectedly, Christian codes are found. Pro-Christian but sometimes anti-Christian. Finding these codes is also a way to enjoy works. Chords related to Christianity are also found in the Korean musical Death Note. For example, the apple enjoyed by the god of death, Ryuk, has the image of the fruit of the tree of knowledge (of good and of Evil). This red apple is connected to the red candies and chocolates that L is constantly eating. Then let's look at the names of the characters from now on. The names of the characters in the musical Death Note have Christian elements. The main characters, Yagami Light and L, are no exception. The Japanese pronunciation of Laito is Light.  Laito, of course, means light. Light is the light that shines and saves the world. The source of this light's power comes from death notes. Death Note has the power of human death. It is the power of t