English Title: Chateau de la Reine (The Queen's Chateau) / Viva! Festa!
Japanese Title: 王妃の館 / VIVA! FESTA!
Romanized Title: Oohi no Yakata / Viva! Festa!

Troupe: Cosmos
Year: 2017
Performances: Takarazuka Grand Theater, 02/03 - 03/06; Tokyo Takarazuka Theater, 03/31 - 04/30
Shinjin Kouen Performances: Takarazuka Grand Theater, 02/21; Tokyo Takarazuka Theater, 04/13

Chateau de la Reine:

Based On: The novel of the same name by Asada Jirou, and the 2015 film of the same name.
Script/Director: Tabuchi Daisuke
Composer: Aoki Tomoko, Ueda Hironori
Choreographer: Miori Yumino, AYAKO
Conductor (Takarazuka): Sasada Aiichirou
Conductor (Tokyo):
Shinjin Kouen Director:　Tabuchi Daisuke

Viva! Festa!

Author/Director: Nakamura Satoru
Composer: Nishimura Kouji, Kuratomi Shinichi, Aoki Tomoko, Teshima Kyouko
Choreographer: Hayama Kiyomi, Miori Yumino, Wakao Risa, Hirasawa Satoshi, AYAKO
Conductor (Takarazuka): Sasada Aiichirou
Conductor (Tokyo):

Available on DVD: Yes (release date 04/20/2017)
Available on Blu-Ray: Yes (release date 04/20/2017)
DVD Scene/Music Cuts: None

Role	Cast	Shinko Cast
Kitashirakawa Ukyou (a celebrity romance novel author. Visiting Paris to get over writer's block)	Asaka Manato	Rui Makise
Sakurai Reiko (branch manager of a minor tour company, tour conductor)	Misaki Rion	Haruha Rara
Louis XIV (17th century French king. Master of the Chateau de la Reine)	Makaze Suzuho	Takato Chiaki
Iwanami (Masae's husband)	Itsuki Chihiro	Homare Seri
Shimoda Kouji (Fusako's husband)	Kotobuki Tsukasa	Akina Rui
Shimoda Fusako (Kouji's wife)	Mikaze Maira	Amase Hatsuhi
Hayami Ritsuko	Junya Chitose	Koharuno Sayo
Iwanami Masae (Iwanami's wife)	Kanon Mai	Hanayuki Rira
Kondou Makoto	Sumiki Sayato	Yuuki Shion
Can-Can Dancer	Ayase Akina	-
Tanno Nihachi (Mayo's husband)	Rinjou Kira	Junna Subaru
Manon	Matsukaze Akira §	Mizuka Ichi
Kanezawa Kanichi	Aizuki Hikaru	Rukaze Hikaru
Accordion Player	Hoshibuki Ayato	Sumikaze Nagi
Anne d'Autriche (mother of Louis XIV)	Seoto Risa	Haruka Kokoro
Marie Thérèse (wife of Louis XIV)	Aishiro Moa	Hanamiya Sara
Crayon (aka Kuroiwa Gentarou)	Sorahane Riku	Manami Hikaru
Can-Can Dancer	Yuino Kanari	-
Can-Can Singer	Fuuma Kakeru	Wakato Ritsu
Duran	Mitsuki Haruka	Asahina Aoi
Can-Can Dancer	Hanasaki Airi	-
Flower Seller	Sakurane Rei	-
Hotel Employee	Hoshizuki Rio	-
Can-Can Dancer	Aisaki Maria	-
Garçon	Haruse Ouki	-
Togawa Mitsuo	Sakuragi Minato	Kihou Kanata
Garçon	Mirei Jun	-
Tanno Mayo (Nihachi's wife)	Ayaka Mari	Yukino Kasari
Can-Can Dancer	Suzuka Maya	-
Hotel Employee	Asao Ren	-
Diana	Reimi Urara	Hoshikaze Madoka
Garçon	Nanao Maki	-
Pierre	Kazuki Sora	Manase Mira
Garçon	Rui Makise	-
Petit Louis	Haruha Rara	Mizune Shiho
Garçon	Rukaze Hikaru	-
Michiru	Hoshikaze Madoka	Hanaki Maia

Other Cast: Setohana Mari, Akine Hikaru, Risaki Shigure, Hanabishi Rizu†, Kazaki Shun, Konan Makoto, Maihana Miria, Kanato Miyabi, Takato Chiaki, Ibuki Yuuha, Setsuki Renya, Koko Sakura‡, Koko Sakura, Hanashiro Saaya, Sagise You, Kokaze Haku, Kazeiro Hyuuga, Oumi Runo, Haruno Sakura, Hiyuki Arisu, Yumekaze Sayaka, Kagayaki Yuu

WARNING!! MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS!!

The Queen's Chateau－ Château de la Reine－

English summary from official site:

Our story takes place at the Chateau de la Reine, or "The Queen's Chateau," a property left behind by Louis XIV of France, the "Sun King." It is a comedy originally penned by Jiro Asada in the novel of the same name, in which he portrays a web of human relationships formed by a group of singular characters. Now the Takarazuka Revue is giving this best-selling story its own unique spin by turning it into a musical.

The Chateau de la Reine is a luxury hotel tucked into a corner of the Place des Vosges. The hotel has very high standards for its clientele, but the establishment has in fact fallen into serious financial trouble. This state of affairs attracts the attention of Pan World Tour Enterprises, a travel agency on the verge of bankruptcy. The two businesses team up to come up with an audacious and unprecedented plan to double-book tours, by which they cunningly book guests from two tours—the high-priced Light (Positive) Tour and the cheap Shadow (Negative) Tour—in the same rooms. But all they get are troublesome, difficult guests, including an eccentric, popular novelist. All sorts of chaos erupts as episodes involving a former Châtelain and King Louis unfold. When all is said and done, where will these people, so confused about love and life, end up?

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Viva! Festa!

It's a festa where people escape from their everyday lives to celebrate all the things that make life worth living: prayer, appreciation, hope and more! The theme of this Super Revue is the festa of the world, including Rio's Carnival, Walpurgis Night from North and Central Europe, the Running of the Bulls in Spain, and the Yosakoi Soran Festival of Japan. Audiences will witness the compelling power of the Cosmos Troupe in numerous ways. Welcome to the festa of the Cosmos Troupe, led by Manato Asaka.

• Final performance for top musumeyaku Misaki Rion.
• Chateau de la Reine was the Grand Theater debut for director Tabuchi Daisuke.
• Information and trailers for the 2015 film can be found at Asian Wiki.
• † Due to injury, Hanabishi Rizu was out for the entirety of both the Grand Theater and Tokyo Theater runs.
• ‡ Due to injury, Koko Sakura only performed from Feb. 3 - 6, then was out for the rest of the Grand Theater run and the entire Tokyo Theater run including shijinkouen. She was scheduled to appear as Petite Louis but following her injury it was announced that Mizune Shiho would assume the role.
• § Due to injury, Matsukaze Akira did not appear in the Tokyo run of the revue show "Viva Festa!" She did, however, perform in the musical "Chateau de la Reine."
• Viva! Festa! was revived in 2019 by Cosmos Troupe as Viva! Festa! in Hakata.

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