The result of the business development cost review was announced. CEO Park Kyong Ju applied for a business development subsidy of 30 million won, submitting details of professional musical actors and arrangements, record production, stage production, and premiere performances at professional theaters, befitting the open-run repertoire development. However, the amount decided by the deliberation committee was 13 million won. What the judges thoroughly excluded from the budget was the entire labor cost of art workers. It means that the deliberation committee will not support the labor costs of the cast, director, and stage staff at all. The performances that can be performed with the approved items are as follows: Existing musical songs are splendidly arranged with composers. We make a splendid musical stage for an open-run performance and set up the stage by producing props. The lighting just turns on the one in the existing theater. The composer goes on stage and plays 7 arranged songs beautifully. Composers are not paid a separate performance fee. The performer turns the lights on and off directly. In the theater, there are only spectators and composers. The directing department, actors, and technical staff are all absent because they cannot receive labor costs. end.

(Salad’s long-cherished business. Can the production of an open-run repertoire come true? Will the president be able to open his pockets again? Will there be anything left in Boss’s pockets?)

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