Baek Sung-hyun, 'Eyes of Dawn', is embarrassed by the cancellation of the performance on the day of the show, saying, "There were invitees..I'm sorry [an interview with]

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Actor Baek Sung-hyun expressed his sorry for the cancellation of the performance of "Eyes of Dawn."

On the 26th, Baek Sung-hyun had an interview at a cafe in Gangnam-gu, Seoul, and talked about the musical "Eyes of Dawn."

Dawn's Eye is based on MBC's 30th anniversary special drama, Dawn's Eye, which aired from 1991 to February 1992. Dawn's Eyes, which premiered in 2019, was scheduled to be extended from the 24th of last month to April 12.

However, the concert scheduled at the Dawn of Converse Stage Arena in Dongjak-gu, Seoul on the 8th was suddenly canceled on the same day, sparking controversy. In the aftermath, a free initial performance event for 1,000 former and current firefighters and their families, which was organized at the suggestion of lead actor Baek Sung-hyun, was also canceled. Since then, performances on the 20th and 21st have been canceled in succession, and "Yeo-dam's Eyes" has been crippled.

In response, Baek Sung-hyun said, "We invited the Fire Department, the Korea Coast Guard, and the disabled. He came to see me in a good way, but I ended up going back (without seeing the performance). I wanted to take this opportunity to apologize," he said.

As for the reason for conducting the free invitation, he said, "I thought I should do my best to perform well as a leading actor." Baek Sung-hyun said, "I was invited because I talked well with the production companies to see it, but I didn't perform on the first day of the invitation. "I was a little embarrassed personally," he said. "The maritime police officer was also a public relations ambassador, so I did it with a good heart, but that's what happened."

In addition, Baek Sung-hyun said, "Would you have imagined that the performance would end in two episodes?" and added, "I was really embarrassed, and I was going to invite a lot of people, but that's what happened."

On the other hand, 63 actors and staff members of "Yeo-Eyeom's Eye" urged the production company to pay overdue wages in a statement on the 24th, claiming, "At the time of its premiere and reenactment (2019, 2020), producer A's production company, Suki Company, had already caused an attempted wage for actors and staff, and even though the trial took place, actors and staff were not paid unpaid wages."

Accordingly, the production company of Dawn's Eye said, "NextSketch is irrelevant to producer A, and only a few (about six) actors participated in the premiere and re-enactment," adding, "It is not related to the staff and actors of the current musical's unpaid case." Please stop the honorable murder," he countered.

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