“RYOFU (Lu Bu)”
Script and direction by Yuka Kurita“Crystal Palace”
Written and directed by Yoshimasa Saito
“RYOFU (Lu Bu)”
It is the year 189. In ancient China’s Bing Province, the fierce warrior Lu Bu is winning victory after victory on the battlefield. Lu Bu serves Ding Yuan, the governor of Bing Province with all appearances of loyalty, yet his true aim is to seize control of the province for himself. By eliminating Ding Yuan’s sons, seducing his daughter Xuelian, and marrying into the family to gain control of Bing Province and its military forces, he schemes to use this power base as a stepping stone to seize dominion over the realm.
This flamboyant picaresque romance portrays the fateful love and hatred between Lu Bu Fengxian, hailed as the greatest warrior in history, and Diaochan, one of China’s Four Great Beauties—a story of blood, love, and sin blazing in spectacular fashion.
Drawing on the classical Romance of the Three Kingdoms, which has been depicted in many forms, this production presents a completely new and highly original story of Lu Bu, delivered with bold theatrical flair and dazzling spectacle.
“Crystal Palace”
The Crystal Palace evokes a medieval palace constructed entirely of crystal.
When a tempest strikes, the walls sheathed in ice-cold, unyielding crystal shatter, awakening a legendary princess who has slumbered for ages within, and a new era begins to unfold. Descending upon this scene is Meteor, the Knight of the Shooting Star. Having fallen in love with the beautiful princess, Meteor sets out on a journey through the stars alongside her, as she searches for the scattered crystals needed to restore the Crystal Palace, fragments now dispersed across the cosmos.
A gorgeous, spectacular fantasy show that showcases the many charms of Moon Troupe, centered on An Hozuki.
