1789: The Lovers of Bastille (2023)
Takarazuka Star Troupe 2023 production. The story is set in France in the latter half of the 1780s. Cracks are starting to appear in the rule of the once-flourishing Bourbon Dynasty. Uprisings by citizens burdened by excessive taxes are a common occurrence throughout the country. Ronan's father was shot to death by officers and his farmland taken away. He makes a desperate vow to take revenge for his father and to have his property returned. Leaving his hometown and heading for Paris, he encounters the young revolutionaries Desmoulins and Robespierre at their stronghold of Palais Royal. Having come into contact with their ideology, he now starts to put his hopes on the coming of a new era.
Director: Shuichiro Koike
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Makoto Rei as Ronan Mazurier |
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Maisora Hitomi as Olympe du Puget |
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Yuria Seo as Charles, Comte d'Artois |
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Chisei Akatsuki as Camille Desmoulins |
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Shin Kiwami as Maximilien de Robespierre |
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Hitomi Arisa as Marie Antoinette |
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Kizuki Yuuma as Count Lazare de Peyrol |
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Honoka Kozakura as Solene Mazurier |
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Ema Amahana as Georges Jacques Danton |
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Amato Kanon as Hans Axel von Fersen |
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Hiroka Yuu as Louis XVI |
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Miki Chigusa as Lieutenant du Puget |
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Shirotae Natsu as Lady Yolande de Polignac |
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Ruri Hanaka as Charlotte |
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Uta Chizuru as Lucile |
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Aomi Sario as Auguste Ramard |
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Kishou Kazuto as Loisel |
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Taiki Hayate as Tournemain |
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Reo Kizaki as Jacques Necker |
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Ooki Makoto as Jean Paul Marat |
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Asamizu Ryou as Dr. Guillotin |
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Yuunagi Ryou as Jacques |
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Amaki Homare as Michelle |
| Sound | Dove Attia | Original Music Composer |
| Directing | Shuichiro Koike | Director |
