MetaTheater(http://MetaTheater.live), a platform that globally distributes live staged performances, will be presenting the popular original musical “Blue Helmet: A Song of Meissa” through region-specific global streaming to 153 countries worldwide.
“Blue Helmet: A Song of Meissa” is a original dramatico-musical presented by ROK Army. Superstars with big global fandom such as K-pop group EXO’s Park Chanyeol and actor Jang Kiyong of high rated TV series, “Now, We Are Breaking Up” and “Search WWW” are starring in the leading roles, while the next generation of K-pop stars Kim Hyojin and Lee Seungjun of ONF are also cast in the musical.
Laman is a young man who was brought up with Korean culture through his contact with the Gaon Unit of the United Nations Peacekeeping Forces who were dispatched to Khamur. With a dream to become a K-pop star, Laman lives in Korea while looking for Meissa, someone he considers his savior and emotional support. The story of this musical will be full of dreams, hope, and friendship, and is sure to be heartwarming.
In the musical, Park Chanyeol will prove his potential as a musical actor by playing the pure and innocent Laman who follows his dreams of becoming a K-pop star. Actor Jang Kiyong will show off his hidden singing talent while playing Yeon Joon-seok, a man who is facing a turning point in his new life in Khamur. Kim Hyojin will play Yoon Sun-ho, a man who loves the arts and dreams of helping others, while Lee Seungjun will play the cheerful young man Lee Jeong-hyuk to meet their global fans.
In addition, this project brought together with the most acclaimed creators in Korea, director Lee Gina, composer Woody Pak, music director Kim Moon-Jeong, and many other renown creators in the musical industry. Performance-focused platform MetaTheater’s streaming service will deliver “Blue Helmet: A Song of Meissa”‘s lively choreography, addictive scores of various genres, and spectacular stage production as if you’re watching in-person performance right before your eyes.
In addition, MetaTheater will provide customized global streaming services to 153 countries and every continents around the world while considering the time differences. In order to have Asia, Europe, Africa, North America, South America, Australia, and Antarctica to be able to watch the show not to worry about time zone difference, the platform newly created European Time Screenings and American Time Screenings to provide streaming services scheduled at various times. Tickets will go on sale starting April 20, and the performance schedule and other details can be found on MetaTheater’s website and the official social media accounts. Tickets can be purchased up to 1 hour before the show on MetaTheater, and along with single tickets, a ticket package for 5 viewings with 20% discount and a ticket package for 10 viewings with 30% discount are also available for purchase.
