Javanese Dancer
Picture Credit: Chrestus
English Title: Javanese Dancer
Japanese Title: ジャワの踊り子
Romanized Title: Jawa no Odoriko
Troupe: Moon
Year: 2004
Performances: National Tour, 4/17 - 5/9
Based On:
Author: Kikuta Kazuo
Adaptor/Director: Ueda Shinji
Director: Tani Masazumi
Composer: Yoshida Yuuko, Irie Kaoru, Takahashi Kuni, Terada Takio
Choreographer: Hayama Kiyomi, Shou Sumire, Wakao Risa
Available on DVD: VHS (TCAV-288)
| Role | Cast | ||
| Ali Adinan (palace dancer) | Ayaki Nao | ||
| Alvia (Adinan's lover) | Emi Kurara | ||
| Queen (queen of Java) | Kuni Natsuki | ||
| I (the story's narrator) | Misa Noeru | ||
| King (king of Java) | Kouki Subaru | ||
| Gabby (A Eurasian spy) / Penari Singer | Mimi Anri | ||
| Karto | Kitajima Mami | ||
| Haji Tamran (Indonesian policeman) | Oozora Yuuhi | ||
| Police Chief Boll | Koshino Ryuu | ||
| Grand Chamberlain | Arika Jun | ||
| Titin/Batim (Alvia's mother) | Takigawa Sueko | ||
| Carteyu (Tamran's sister) / Melati Singer | Hanase Mizuka | ||
| Department Chief | Ken Ruisu | ||
| Osman (Alvia's brother) | Hokushou Kairi | ||
| Amina (Osman's lover) | Shiina Aoi | ||
| Guntur (supporter of the independence movement) | Ayana Oto | ||
| Sukiman (supporter of the independence movement) | Natsuki Reo | ||
| Agung (supporter of the independence movement) | Shiki Erio | ||
| Saleh (supporter of the independence movement) | Ayazuki Seri | ||
| Kocha (supporter of the independence movement) | Atsuki Renka | ||
| Udin (supporter of the independence movement) | Enoki Touya | ||
| Court Lady | Aoba Michiru | ||
| Min-Chae (Carteyu's friend) | Suzushiro Marina | ||
| Jailer / Shadow Singer / Masked Singer | Isuzu Hikari | ||
| Servant | Shirahana Remi | ||
| Sapu Tangan Singer | Hazaki Mana | ||
Other Cast: Hihou Kokoro, Ayahashi Miyu, Miyume Himari, Kusakaze Nana, Ayao June, Ori Yoshino, Tsuzumi Eika, Yumesaki Nene, Ryuuki Kazuto
WARNING!! MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS!!
Summary by masahi
In the sovereignty of Java, the police chiefs run the country, while freedom fighters desperately seek the liberation of their country and their own freedom. They end up being led by the charismatic Palace dancer, Ali Adinan.
- Top Star Debut for Ayaki Nao.
- Jawa no Odoriko was first performed in 1952 and 1982 by Snow Troupe
- 2004 Repeat performance by Hanagumi
Review: Javan Dancer - Tsukigumi 2004 by masahi
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