Kim Hee Won, currently known by her stage name Ha Eun Seom, is a South Korean musical and TV actress, producer, director and author. She graduated with a bachelor's degree in Contemporary Dance from Soongeui Women's College.

She made her debut in theater with a role in the 1996 play "Helen Keller" as part of the Heewon Theater Company. As a musical actress, her first role came in the 1997 musical "Song of Wild Grass (들풀의 노래)", and since then, she has constantly appeared in different roles in musicals such as "Mata Hari", "Rebecca", among others. She also began getting involved in the backstage aspects of musicals as she was the composer and director of "Dad's Quartet" in 2020 and "King Sejong's Tears" in 2021.

In TV, she has appeared in minor roles in several series, with her first being in 2009 in "Romance Zero". Some of her early appearances were credited as Kim Hee Won, but she later began using the stage name Kim Na Yoon (like for her role in the 2021 drama "OK Sisters") and just recently changed it again, this time to Ha Eun Seom.

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