History: Hotel Svizra House (Cosmos 2021)

English Title: Hotel Svizra House
Romanized Title: ホテル スヴィッツラ ハウス

Troupe: Cosmos
Year: 2021
Performances: Toshima Arts & Culture Theater, 04/10 - 04/15; Umeda Arts Theater, 05/01 - 05/07 ^[1]

Author / Director: Ueda Keiko
Composer: Uryuu Akiha, Ueda Hironori, Takahashi Megumi
Choreographer: Miori Yumino, Ooishi Hiroka

Available on Blu-Ray: Yes (release date 07/18/21)
Available on DVD: No
DVD Scene/Music Cuts: No

Role	Cast
Robert von Amsberg, a Dutch diplomat stationed in London	Makaze Suzuho
Nina Dubois, a ballet dancer who has come to St. Moritz looking for a place to perform	Jun Hana
Herman Klaussner, a young Austrian businessman and patron of the arts	Serika Toa
Alma Müller, a young and bewitchingly beautiful widow from Poland	Haruha Rara
Viscountess Martha Wellington, an English lady on medical holiday in St. Moritz	Mari Yuzumi (Senka)
Marquis Alexandre de Mikhailov, a dispossessed Russian aristocrat sponsoring a ballet performance	Kotobuki Tsukasa
Sofia, a ballet dancer	Ayase Akina
Peter Schmidt, the hotel proprietor	Matsukaze Akira
Richard Holden, a shrewd and high-ranking officer in the British Secret Intelligence Service	Mitsuki Haruka
Walter Kemberg, a high-ranking Nazi officer in Austria	Haruse Ouki
Yury Vasilyev, a choreographer and dancer	Sakuragi Minato
Henri Bouchet, music director and pianist for the ballet performance	Nanao Maki
Elsa Dinger, a jazz singer who has fled from Berlin to St. Moritz Laura Nordling, a Swedish aristocrat and ballet aficionado	Setohana Mari
Nathan Hughes, formerly Robert's superior officer Ludwig Bulicek, a Czech composer; Herman's old friend	Shidou Ryuu
Georg Schneider, a Swiss police chief Rolf de Nordling, a Swedish ambassador	Akina Rui
Olga Kirichenko, an eccentric ballet teacher	Hanabishi Rizu
Eva Hughes, Nathan's daughter, accompanying Lady Wellington as her caretaker	Koharuno Sayo
Erik Kaufmann, a political journalist based in Switzerland	Rukaze Hikaru
Charles Parker, a British ambassadorial aide stationed in Geneva Harold Shaw, an American theatre impresario	Kihou Kanata
Johann Bellmer, a man hired by Eirik to spy on the hotel guests	Sumikaze Nagi
Policeman	Ibuki Yuuha
Front Desk Clerk	Kokaze Haku
Sylvie, a dancer who was Nina's best friend in the Paris Opera	Haruno Sakura
Tamara, a ballet dancer	Yumekaze Sayaka
Irina, a ballet dancer	Kanna Himari
Bellhop	Azusa Io
Ana, a ballet dancer	Mai Kokoro
Sightseeing Woman	Aimi Sara
Georges Jacob, a dancer from France	Sendou Naru
Bellhop	Aoi Yuuki
Otto, a Nazi soldier	Hijiri Toa

WARNING!! MAY CONTAIN SPOILERS!!

Hotel Svizra House is located in the Swiss resort town of St. Moritz. In the midst of World War II, the threat of Nazi Germany is spreading throughout Europe. People of many different nationalities, occupations, and socioeconomic strata pass through the strategic intersection of Switzerland, a neutral country. The wealthy, fleeing the horrors of war, gather at the hotel — and today another new guest has arrived.

Robert von Amsburg, the son of a Dutch aristocrat and a dancer in the Ballets Russes, is a diplomat who was stationed in London and has been very busy during the war. His true mission is working for the British Secret Intelligence Service, catching and exposing spies from enemy nations. He has received an important assignment and has come to St. Moritz, where he meets a ballet dancer named Nina. At the hotel, dispossessed Russian aristocrat Count Mikhailov is organizing a Nijinsky Aid Charity Ballet. Nina lost her job due to the Nazi occupation of Paris, and has come to the hotel to perform in the ballet. Austrian businessman and patron of the arts Herman Klausner is sponsoring the performance, accompanied by a bewitchingly beautiful woman named Alma.

A bitter battle of information during wartime, mixed with the passionate feelings of people who love and strive to protect the arts — a human drama of people living to the fullest while their futures are uncertain. An original musical scattered with homages to the Ballets Russes, which blossomed in Paris at the beginning of the 20th century. We bring you a production brimming with wit and elegance, centered around Makaze Suzuho's portrayal of a man caught between human emotions and duty to one's country.

• Top musumeyaku debut performance for Jun Hana.

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