History: Rose of Versailles: Fersen (Snow 2024)

English Title: The Rose of Versailles: Fersen
Japanese Title: ベルサイユのばら　－フェルゼン編－
Romanized Title: Berusaiyu no Bara -Feruzen Hen-

Troupe: Snow
Year: 2024
Performances: Takarazuka Grand Theater, 07/06 - 08/11; Tokyo Takarazuka Theater, 08/31 - 10/13
Shinjin Kouen Performances: Takarazuka Grand Theater, 08/01; Tokyo Takarazuka Theater, 09/12

Based On: the manga The Rose of Versailles by Ikeda Riyoko
Author/Director: Ueda Shinji
Director: Tani Masazumi
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Choreographer:
Conductor (Takarazuka):
Conductor (Tokyo):

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Role	Cast	Shinko Cast
Hans Axel von Fersen (Swedish Count)	Ayakaze Sakina
Marie Antoinette (Queen Consort of King Louis XVI of France)	Yumeshiro Aya
Oscar Francois de Jarjayes (female captain of the royal guards in charge of the queen)	Asami Jun
Count de Mercy-Argenteau (Marie-Antoinette's tutor, Austrian ambassador to Paris)	Natori Rei
Gustav III (King of Sweden)	Natsumi You
Lady Monzette	Mari Yuzumi
General Bouillet (Oscar's superior officer)	Yuuma Rin
Louis XVI (King of France)	Souno Haruto
General Jörgen	Touma Kazuki
Count de Provence (Louis XVI's younger brother)	Mana Haruto
Dugazon	Kujou Asu
Lady Cissina	Anno Konomi
Lady Calonne	Ai Sumire
Armand	Ouji Kaoru
Estragon	Amatsuki Tsubasa
Lady Noailles	Himehana Yukino
Vladimir	Kanou Yuuri
Girodelle (colonel of the royal guards)	Suwa Saki
Rosalie (Bernard Chatelet's wife)	Nonoka Himari
Catherine	Kirara Umi
Alain de Soissons (royal guardsman)	Manomiya Rui
Andre Grandier (grandson of Oscar's wet nurse, Oscar's childhood friend)	Agata Sen
Peasant man	Asato Mire
Mireille	Arisu Himeka
Nicolas	Sakishiro Kei
Peasant man	Mareha Rinto
Charles	Seimi Yuu
Yves	Soumi Haruma
Maid	Manaha Ayane
Sylvia	Rina Kurumi
Peasant man	Saran Reia
Jean	Aoha Reiya
Romy	Manahi Michi
Grand Chamberlain	Ayato Shion
Maid	Asahana Suwan
Peasant man	Fuuga Kanade
Jeanne	Neiro Yui
Little lord	Kishiro Yuriya
Peasant woman	Kotomine Saara
Head court lady	Aisora Minami
Head court lady	Mikage Kurara
Bernard Chatelet (revolutionary journalist)	Kase Kyou
Little lady	Kasumi Sana
Peasant woman	Yumehi Mari
Little lady	Shiraki Hana
Peasant woman	Mizuki Serena
Peasant woman	Himena Tamaki
Prince	Hoshizawa Arisa
Princess	Otoki Mia

Other Cast (Snow): Wakana Tatsuki, Misaki Kei, Kisui Naoto, Tsukise You, Yumeto Miwa, Kirino Asato, Fujikage Yura, Ayana Miki, Ayazuki Haruto, Kazetachi Niki, Touzuki Riku, Otose Chiharu, Enri Kouki, Kiyoha Mirei, Mizuki Kochou, Sakou Niina, Sakaki Ayumu, Kotoka Himawari, Senno Arata, Ritsuki Sou, Kina Saaya, Yuito Ren, Sakurana Minori, Hoshihime Ayaka

Other Cast (110th Class Group B): Ichito Yuuki, Kaoruno Satsuki, Kawai Ririi, Yano Eishin, Mitsuki Yuu, Arata Ryuu, Shizuki Ryuu, An Reina, Sorato Kanata, Shima Emiri

WARNING!! MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS!!

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(From official site)



Since its premiere in 1974, The Rose of Versailles has become the most popular production of the Takarazuka Revue, producing numerous legendary performances and attracting over five million spectators. To mark the fiftieth anniversary of its premiere, it will return to the stage of the Takarazuka Grand Theater in 2024 for the first time in ten years. This story, a foundational work of shojo manga that continues to be loved by many people across ages and borders, is set in France during the raging revolution, depicting the forbidden love of two couples. The Takarazuka Revue has staged various versions of The Rose of Versailles over the years. In this version that focuses on Fersen, we present the splendid world of The Rose of Versailles in a glorious celebration of its fiftieth anniversary.

• Final performance for top star Ayakaze Sakina, as well as Nonoka Himari, Kirara Umi, Arisu Himeka and Seimi Yuu.
• Originally scheduled to appear in this performanc, Ichika Ao announced her immediate retirement on 05/21/24, making the National Tour of Too Short a Time to Fall in Love / Jewel de Paris!! her last performance on a Takarazuka stage.
• Originally scheduled to appear in this performance, Kiyomi Hikari announced her immediate retirement on 05/21/24, making the Bow Hall performance of 39 Steps her last performance on a Takarazuka stage.
• Part of the Takarazuka 110th Anniversary lineup of shows, as well as a celebration of the 50th anniversary of the first Takarazuka performance of The Rose of Versailles in 1974.

• Announced on 04/09/24: Ichika Ao was announced as out for the entirety of both the Takarazuka and Tokyo runs, no reason given.

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