English Title: Dream Plover
Japanese Title: 夢千鳥
Romanized Title: Yume Chidori

Troupe: Cosmos
Year: 2021
Performances: Bow Hall, 04/22 - 05/03^[1]

Based On: the life of painter and poet Yumeji Takehisa
Author / Director: Kurita Yuuka
Composer: Teshima Kyouko
Choreographer: Harada Kaoru, Momoka Sari

Available on Blu-Ray: Yes (release date 07/08/22)
Available on DVD: No
DVD Scene/Music Cut: No


Note: name romanizations may contain errors

Role	Cast
Shirasawa Yūjirō / Takehisa Yumeji	Kazuki Sora
Akabane Rena / Tamaki	Amairo Mineri
Kasai Sadayo	Mikaze Maira
Singer	Kanon Mai
Fujioka Masashi / Hisamoto Nobuo	Rinjou Kira
Takehisa Kikuzō	Hoshizuki Rio
Actor Playing Yumeji	Akine Hikaru
Hair & Makeup Artist	Risaki Shigure
Producer	Mizuka Ichi
Konno Yōhei / Onchi Kōshirō	Rui Makise
President Kanzaki	Homare Seri
Kasai Shigeru	Wakato Ritsu
O-Tora	Manami Hikaru
Women's Organization Leader	Koko Sakura
Assistant Director	Manase Mira
O-Yō	Mizune Shiho
Maid	Hanashiro Saaya
Kikuko	Hanamiya Sara
Bookstore Clerk	Oumi Runo
Saijō Minato / Tōgō Seiji	Anon Yuusei
Takehisa Matsuka	Aria Kii
Geisha	Ayahi Hana
Shizuyo	Asagi Hiiro
Teacher	Arashino Shin
Takehisa Mojirō (Young Yumeji)	Mashiro Yuuki
Hikono	Yamabuki Hibari
Young Person	Ooji Rise
Takehisa Fujihiko	Misei Hanna

WARNING!! MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS!!

Director Shirasawa Yuujirou is all but married to leading lady Akebane Rena, and every time he has done a film with her in the leading role it was highly acclaimed. Shirasawa's next work will be on the life of painter Takehisa Yumeji, who embodies the romantic spirit of the Taishou Era.

Since he was young, Takehisa Yumeji was embroiled in love affairs, always searching for the woman who was meant for him. Without breaking with his determined, beautiful, older wife Tamaki, his feelings for his innocent student Hikono begin to grow.

As the shooting progresses, the boundary between Shirasawa and Yumeji begins to blur, and Shirakawa becomes swallowed by his life. What is the love that Shirasawa found before he began rendering Yumeji's life?

A stage rich in poetry by interweaving a bold love-hate drama with the world view of sweet and ephemeral lyrical paintings. This work will be the Takarazuka Bow Hall debut work by director Kurita Yuuka. 　　

• Kurita Yuuka's Bow Hall debut work.

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