"Arch of Triumph"
Based on the novel by Erich Maria Remarque Based on"Gato Bonito!!"
A Man Like a Gato Bonito (Beautiful Cat) Written and directed by Daisuke Fujii On sale from: June 24, 2018, at 10:00 AM(JST) - Price SS Seat : 12,500 / S Seat : 9,500 / A Seat : 5,500 / B Seat : 3,500Stage Photo
"Arch of Triumph"
It is 1938 in Europe, and the continent is draped in darkness on the eve of World War II. Refugees from war-torn areas and asylum seekers from different countries have begun gathering in Paris, where for the moment the light still shines. Among them is Ravic, a surgeon who has fled torture at a Nazi concentration camp in Germany in exchange for self-exile. He places himself at the sole place of refuge for asylum-seekers, the Hotel International, where he makes a living by practicing medicine as an unlicensed physician.
In the small hours on a rainy night, Ravic goes to the Pont de l'Alma, a bridge spanning the Seine River, where he happens upon a woman who is about to throw herself into the water: Joan Madou. She has come to Paris from Italy. Joan says she was accompanied by a man who was staying at the same hotel with her, but he has since passed away. Joan is a mentally unbalanced woman, but Ravic lends her his help by asking a friend, Boris Morosov, the doorman at the Scheherazade night club, to take care of her. Over the following three weeks, Ravic never comes to check in on Joan. Perhaps, recognizing the harsh reality that he is an exile with no future, he is hesitant to love. Meanwhile, Joan becomes a popular singer at the club, where she awaits Ravic's return. After three weeks, he finally steps through the club's door. Joan says she was given a new hope and will to live by Ravic. And upon seeing her again, Ravic is once more enchanted. In this city where the dark shadow of war creeps closer, Ravic and Joan passionately fall in love. But that is not the end of their story...
"Gato Bonito!!"
The Portuguese phrase "gato bonito" means "beautiful cat." Futo Nozomi leads the inimitable members of the Snow Troupe in a dramatic Latin-style show featuring a wild array of scenes and inspired by feline creatures, who are cool and capricious by nature yet carry themselves with pure grace. Enjoy a gorgeous world of exciting fantasy you'll only find at the Takarazuka Revue.
"Arch of Triumph"
Ravic:
Yu Todoroki
Boris Morosov:
Futo Nozomi
Joan Madou:
Kiho Maaya
Francois:
Eugenie:
Lucienne Martinet:
Rin Maisaki
Schneider:
Mrs. Binder:
Mako Sahana
Kate Hegstroem:
Aina Satsuki
Prostitute:
Karen Chikaze
Andre Duran:
Weber:
Sho Ayanagi
Aaron Goldberg:
Marthe:
Chio Shono
Henri Jardin:
Sakina Ayakaze
Mr. Binder:
Markus Meyer:
Reo Kiraha
Mrs. Damian:
Jaime Alvarez:
Prostitute:
Abel／Accordion player:
Police officer:
Bartender:
Ko Tachibana
Ruth Goldberg:
Kiwa Asazuki
Yvette:
Police officer:
Yuka Machi
Rosenfeld:
Police officer:
Pepe／Black shadow:
Oka Aya
Sybil:
Nozomi Seina
Painter:
Sena Kanami
Black shadow:
Haruna Hoka
Black shadow:
Garcon:
Haruki Hinata
Girl selling flowers:
Himari Nonoka
Yuria:
Black shadow:
Wiesenhoff:
Black shadow:
Haruma Hiyori
Black shadow:
Otto:
Hana Jun
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