Park Chun-Hue, the background of the writer, responded that someone should watch the musical in which the robot is the main character
Jun 24, 2025
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Writer Park Chun-Hugh made the remarks at a press conference to commemorate the Tony Awards for the musical 'Maybe a Happy Ending' held at the Myeongdong Community House Maral in Seoul on the 24th.
Writer Park was very anxious while producing this performance because there was no famous original, and the main character Darren Chris was an actor who belonged to a young actor rather than an actor with complete ticket power. I think those parts were more creativeBefore the opening, the musical set in Korea and the robot was the main character was the most problematic part. I thought, 'Who's looking?' Some producers said they wouldn't do it if Korea was the background", he explained.
In the musical, he also expressed his thoughts on pronouncing 'Powoon' as Korean 'Hwaboon' rather than English translation. He didn't feel like a character when he did "Plant". So did composer Will Aronson. I decided to make it a 'flower pot' and the actors liked it, too. I asked a lot about the pronunciation of the flowerpot. I think I kept my Korean name to think of the character as a character."
Meanwhile, the Korean creative musical 'Maybe Happy Ending' won six awards at the 78th Tony Awards held at Radio City Music Hall in New York on the 9th (Korea time), including Best Actor (Darren Chris), Best Screenplay, Best Director, Best Music (Composition and Composition), and Stage Design. Created by Park Chun-Hugh and Will Aaronson, 'Maybe a Happy Ending' is a story about Oliver and Claire feeling love for each other, created to help humans in Seoul in the future.
This article was translated by Naver AI translator.
