JYJ's Junsu will be heading overseas next for the Great White Way, as he's been casted for a leading role in the Broadway musical, "Tears of Heaven". Considered to be the ambitious work of�Seol Company's CEO, Seol Do Yoon, and Core Content Media's Kim Gwang Su, the production revolves around a love triangle set during the Vietnam War between a Korean soldier, a female Vietnamese singer, and an American officer. Junsu has been casted for the role of 'Jun Hyung', the Korean soldier that falls in love with the Vietnamese singer, 'Lin'. 'Jun Hyung' later becomes a famous composer and the father to his daughter that he had with Lin. Seol Company�reportedly set aside $10 million USD for production costs alone. The musical is scheduled to open for December 27th in Korea, and will run for a month there before being taken overseas to Japan and Europe. A performance in the States by 2012 has been pinned as their ultimate goal. Representatives of Seol Company revealed on December 10th, "We cannot give a confirmation statement right now regarding the cast line-up. All final casting decisions will be made public at the production conference to be held on the 13th. By February, this musical will be performed all over Asia, including Japan and Hong Kong. The ultimate goal is Broadway." Composer Frank Wildhorn of "Dracula" and "Jekyll & Hyde" will be producing the songs, while Junsu will be working alongside Broadway star Brad Little. Source + Photos: Frontier Times, TV Daily