English Title: Color Me True / Full Swing!
Japanese Title: 今夜、ロマンス劇場で / FULL SWING!
Romanized Title: Konya, Romansu Gekijou de / Full Swing!

Troupe: Moon
Year: 2022
Performances: Takarazuka Grand Theater, 01/01 - 01/31; Tokyo Takarazuka Theater, 02/25 - 03/27
Shinjin Kouen Performances: Takarazuka Grand Theater, 01/25; Tokyo Takarazuka Theater, 03/10

Tonight at the Romance Theater:

Based On: the 2018 Japanese film Konya, Romansu Gekijou de
Author / Director: Koyanagi Naoko
Composer: Teshima Kyouko
Choreographer: Miori Yumino, AYAKO
Conductor (Takarazuka): Sasada Aiichirou
Conductor (Tokyo): Sasada Aiichirou
Shinjin Kouen Director: Hiramatsu Yuu
Acting Director: Ayabuki Mao
Vocal Director: Chiaki Shin

Full Swing!:

Author / Director: Miki Akio
Composer: Yoshida Yuuko, Saitou Tsuneyoshi, Takahashi Megumi, Takeuchi Kazuhiro
Choreographer: Hayama Kiyomi, Nakura Kayoko, Miori Yumino, Wakao Risa, AYAKO
Conductor (Takarazuka): Sasada Aiichirou
Conductor (Tokyo): Sasada Aiichirou
Vocal Director: Chiaki Shin

Available on Blu-Ray: Yes (release date 06/30/22)
Available on DVD: Yes (release date 06/30/22)
DVD Scene/Music Cut: Yes

Role	Cast	Shinko Cast
Makino Kenji	Tsukishiro Kanato	Reika Haru
Miyuki	Umino Mitsuki	Hanahime Manon
Shundo Ryuunosuke	Houzuki An	Ayaoto Sena
Honda Tadashi	Kouzuki Ruu	Hiiragi Ayato
Baaya	Kagetsu Miyako	Amana Ruria
Hagi Kyouko	Shirayuki Sachika	Kiyora Haryuu → Shirakawa Riri[2]
Naruse Shouhei	Chinami Karan	Issei Kei
Diana, Spirit of the Moon	Harune Aki	Amashi Juri
Jiiya	Harumi Yuu	Ayaji Yurika
Shimizu Daisuke	Yumena Rune	Ruou Ria
Tanukichi	Ren Tsukasa → Ookusu Tera → Asahi Tsubasa[1]	Ookusu Tera
Ishida Tsuruo	Kashiro Aoi	Tsukino Daia
Director, Shinsengumi	Asagiri Makoto	Sou Yuuki
Head Nurse Miyoshi	Himesaki Mirei	Hanatoki Maika
Orochimaru	Akatsuki Chisei	Nanashiro Miyabi
Hayashi Hanae, Costume Designer	Urara Senri	Saaya Ichigo
Natsukawa, Scriptwriter	Kiyoka Ran	Yoshino Yurika
Toraemon	Hanabusa Kaoto	Kazuma Asano
Naruse Touko	Irodori Michiru	Yui Karen
Police Officer	Asahi Tsubasa → Ayaji Yurika[1]	Maki Teruto
Baba, Attendant	Ran Naoki	Mio Ayuto
Yamanaka Shintarou	Kazama Yuno	Mahiro Ren
Aota Mariko, Seven Colors	Momoka Yuki	Nanano Ari
Kondou Isami	Sorashiro Yuu	Koumi Natsuho
Tayuu (highest ranking geigi)	Hisumi Rin	-
Yoshikawa Amane	Amashi Juri	Haon Mika
Orochimaru's Attendant, Amagiri	Amashi Juri	Ranze Keito
Inokura, Attendant	Ayaoto Sena	Oose Ibuki
Orochimaru's Attendant, Sagiri	Reika Haru	Ichiki Kakeru
Tsukasa Midori, Seven Colors	Yui Karen	Haon Mika
Clown	Yoshino Yurika	-
Tayuu (highest ranking geigi)	Hanatoki Maika	-
Cameraman	Koumi Natsuho	-
Kakigoori Shop Owner	Amana Ruria	-
Kishi Aiko, Seven Colors	Ranze Keito	Manoa Mio
Touno Fujiko, Seven Colors	Nanano Ari → Hanahime Manon[3]	Asaka Yurara
Hatosaburou	Hiiragi Ayato	Amatsukaze Shuri
Kawatori, Assistant Director	Issei Kei	Mariya Sonata
Okabayashi, Assistant Director	Ookusu Tera → Haruki Reo → Ookusu Tera[1]	Haruki Reo
Eiko	Shirakawa Riri	Saaya Ichigo
Wakao Nana, Seven Colors	Shirakawa Riri	Miumi Sora
Suzumoto, Assistant Director	Ruou Ria	Mizushiro Aoi
Gen Yukari, Seven Colors	Haon Mika	Shizune Hotaru
Ushitarou, Attendant	Ayaji Yurika	Ayano Yuzu
Costumes Assistant	Manoa Mio	-
Sound Director	Sou Yuuki	-
Gaffer	Mariya Sonata	-
Awaji Chikage, Songstress of the Youkai	Kiyora Haryuu → Shirakawa Riri[2]	Shirakawa Riri → none[2]
Woman in the Photograph	Kiyora Haryuu → Nanano Ari[3] → Saaya Ichigo[3]	Nanano Ari
Yotsuike, Assistant Director	Mahiro Ren	Suzumiya Ranna
Akane Hideko, Seven Colors	Saaya Ichigo	Mioka Erisa
Hairstylist	Miumi Sora	-
Artist	Tsukino Daia	-
Muraumi, Assistant Director	Nanashiro Miyabi	Maki Teruto
Kuroishi, Assistant Director	Kazuma Asano	Mio Ayuto
Scripter	-	Manoa Mio
Tayuu	-	Kanaha Mio Ranka Miri
Female Youkai	-	Miumi Sora Aina Chitose
Sentry	-	Aihoshi Shun

Other Cast: Ichino Rin^[4], Hanahane Rimi, Mihaya Rihito, Asayuki Kaoru^[5]

WARNING!! MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS!!

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Color Me True

Kenji Makino is a young man who dreams of becoming a film director. He has been enamored with the heroine Miyuki in an old black-and-white movie, “The Tomboy Princess and the Three Jolly Beasts”.

Kenji currently works as an assistant director at Kyoei Film. He whiles away his after-work free time at the Romance Theater meeting Miyuki in the movie, instead of hanging out with his friend and rival Shintaro Yamanaka. One day, Kenji is devastated to learn that the theater owner Honda has decided to sell the old reel of film. Kenji makes a wish to the god of movie: “Let me be with her forever…” Then he reaches out for Miyuki on the screen, and Miyuki extends her hand as if in respond to it. That’s when something miraculous happens; following the voice of Diana the Moon Spirit, with a terrific clap of thunder, the theater is plunged into darkness…

Kenji stands up while the emergency lights are on in the theater. What he sees, much to his surprise, is Miyuki emerging from the screen into the real world. Kenji is so astonished that he tries to touch her hand, but Miyuki hits him on the head with a soda bottle that has fallen nearby. Kenji covers Miyuki with his jacket to conceal her identity and takes her to his apartment. Miyuki is full of curiosity about the world she is seeing the first time in color. She wants to go out to see more things and orders Kenji to take her to his workplace.

The next day, the shooting of a movie is about to start at the studio, which title is “Horror! Yokai Monsters and the Handsome Guy”. This is the latest one of a very popular series starring Ryunosuke Shundo, who is Kyoei’s biggest star. Miyuki has no regard for others, even Shundo. Her uninhibited behavior causes chaos on the set, leading to an accident that makes Kenji suspected of being a bomber. Kenji is at the mercy of Miyuki’s feisty personality and tomboyish behavior, yet he becomes more attracted to her as they spend more time together. One day, Kenji and other assistant directors are told to write a new script, due to the suggestion by Toko Naruse who is the daughter of Kyoei’s president and has secretly fallen for Kenji. They are excited to hear that the best script will be made into a movie and will be directed by the scriptwriter himself. Kenji wonders what to write, but finally he decides to write a script about his days with Miyuki, thanks to Honda’s advice. Kenji goes out with Miyuki to gather materials for his script. They are drawn to each other while having fun together in the world filled with colors, such as a colorful shaved ice, a seven-colored rainbow, and a red windmill. Kenji tells Miyuki that his script will definitely have a happy ending.

When he returns home, Kenji is visited by Orochimaru with his attendants: Amagiri and Sagiri. Orochimaru is the prince of a neighboring country to Miyuki’s, who wants to take her for his wife. To bring Miyuki back to the inner film’s world, they have come to the real world with the help of a god called Teruteru Daimyojin. Learning Miyuki’s big secret from Orochimaru, Kenji agonizes over the reality that he will not be able to make Miyuki happy. Meanwhile, Miyuki also wishes for Kenji’s happiness, and that’s why she disappears from his sight.

Kenji lives in the real world while Miyuki is the heroine in the black-and-white movie. How will the story of Kenji and Miyuki who are from different worlds end up?

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Full Swing

“FULL SWING!” is a dazzling show featuring lively jazz music. Opening with a gorgeous prologue celebrating the birth of the hero of swing, this delightful performance is rich in variety, showing both the stylish and soulful sides of jazz. We hope that you will enjoy this funky and swingin’ world of jazz, steeped in the wondrous charm of the Moon troupe led by their new top pair!

• Grand Theater debut performance for the new top combi Tsukishiro Kanato and Umino Mitsuki.
• Final performance for Himesaki Mirei
• Due to Japanese labor laws Hanahane Rimi & Mihaya Rihito were not in the shinjin kouen production
• Originally scheduled to appear in this performance, on 11/14/21 Amano Kaguya announced her immediate retirement.
• English Wikipedia page for the film
• Japanese Wikipedia page for the film

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