Fiery Bolero / Music Revolution!
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English Title: Fiery Bolero / Music Revolution! -New Spirit-
Japanese Title: 炎のボレロ / Music Revolution! -New Spirit-
Romanized Title: Honoo no Borero / Music Revolution! -New Spirit-
Troupe: Snow
Year: 2020
Performances: Umeda Arts Theater[1], 08/29 - 09/06[2]
Fiery Bolero:
Based On:
Author: Shibata Yukihiro
Director: Nakamura Satoru
Composer:
Choreographer:
Music Revolution!
Author / Director: Nakamura Kazunori
Composer:
Choreographer:
Available on Blu-Ray: Yes (release date 11/30/20)
Available on DVD: No
Blu-Ray Scene/Music Cuts: No
Role | Cast | ||
Albert Casals, second son of the Marquis of Casals, who was brutally murdered | Ayakaze Sakina | ||
Caterina Dolores, daughter of the Earl Dolores | Jun Hana | ||
Earl Dolores, Caterina's father | Souno Haruto | ||
Countess Honorine Auge, Duke Brasseur's mistress | Chikaze Karen | ||
Ubongo, master of an alehouse, secretly belongs to the Republicans | Touma Kazuki | ||
Tyrone, a servant; actually a spy for Duke Brasseur | Mana Haruto | ||
Nathalie | Shouno Chio | ||
Duke Brasseur, chief cabinet secretary of Emperor Maximilian's government | Kujou Asu | ||
Carmen | Anno Konomi | ||
Gerard Cremant, French captain of military intelligence | Asami Jun | ||
Juan, Albert's friend; a Republican | Amatsuki Tsubasa | ||
Bonita | Shiramine Yuri | ||
Lolita | Sara Anna | ||
Roland, Duke Brasseur's son, Caterina's fiance | Kanou Yuuri | ||
Alicia | Seina Nozomi | ||
Monica, works at Ubongo's alehouse; Gerard's lover | Irodori Michiru | ||
Lisa | Kirara Umi | ||
Ringo, a Republican | Shiose Kazami | ||
Theodore | Yume Maoto | ||
Flamingo, leader of the Republicans | Agata Sen | ||
Miranda | Kotohane Riri | ||
Julio | Mochizuki Atsuno | ||
Michele | Asato Mire | ||
Bamboleo | Asazumi Mare | ||
Elena | Arisu Himeka | ||
González | Mayuzuki Rea | ||
Frasquita | Neiro Yui | ||
Second Lieutenant Pierre | Kishiro Yuriya |
Other Cast: Suzuhana Miu, Mareha Rinto, Rina Kurumi, Manahi Michi, Nanoha Mito, Kotomine Saara, Kisui Naoto
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Set in the second half of the 19th century in Mexico. Maximilian I has declared himself emperor of Mexico with the support of Napoleon III of France, but his government never completely defeated the Republican forces. Albert Casals has sworn revenge against Duke Brasseur, who murdered his parents and elder brother while he was away studying abroad.
On the night of a spring festival, Albert meets Caterina, who is running away from home. In truth, she is the daughter of Earl Dolores, and the fiancee of Duke Brasseur's son, Roland. Albert and Caterina fall in love.
Gerard Cremant, a French military intelligence officer, tries to kill Brasseur and defects to Albert's side. Gerard is dying of leukemia, but is determined to follow Albert in the time he has left. He is supported by his lover Monica, who works at the alehouse of Ubongo, a secret Republican supporter.
Albert joins the Republicans. For the sake of their country, and for the sake of revenge for their families, the Republicans rise up against Brasseur....
- Fiery Bolero was first performed by Star Troupe in 1988, led by Hyuuga Kaoru and Minakaze Mai. Music Revolution! was first performed by Snow Troupe in 2019, led by Nozomi Fuuto and Maaya Kiho.
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Footnotes:
2. Although rescheduled to run 08/17 - 08/25, performances were suspended before opening with dates 08/29 - 09/06.
- Originally scheduled to run 05/02 - 05/26 as a national tour, the tour run was cancelled due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Original Tour Schedule
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Date | Location | ||
5/2 - 5/4 | Umeda Arts Theater (Osaka) | ||
5/7 | Yokkaichi City Cultural Center (Mie Prefecture) | ||
5/9 | Ichikawa City Cultural Center (Chiba Prefecture) | ||
5/12 | Omiya Sonic City (Saitama Prefecture) | ||
5/13 | Fuchu Forest Art Theater (Tokyo) | ||
5/15 - 5/17 | Matsuyama Civic Center (Ehime Prefecture) | ||
5/19 | Kochi Prefectural Culture Hall | ||
5/21 | Hiroshima Bunka Gakuen HBG Hall | ||
5/23 - 5/26 | Fukuoka City Civic Hall |
2. Although rescheduled to run 08/17 - 08/25, performances were suspended before opening with dates 08/29 - 09/06.