The Emblem of Venezia / Junction 24
Overview
Takarazuka Flower Troupe 1991 production based on the novel The Murder of Saint Marco by Shiono Nanami, with associated revue show Junction 24. The Emblem of Venezia - At the beginning of the sixteenth century the Republic of Venezia was the most prosperous country in Europe. In 1527, Alvise Gritti, a thirty year-old of great wealth returned to his homeland Venezia from Constantinople. Alvise was a proud man like his father and he could not bear to be excluded from the highest ranks of society... Junction 24 - At dawn in a big city a youth sings about his loneliness. The train station clock mysteriously begins to move anticlockwise. The drab station is transformed into a showy revue theater. The entire cast bounds joyfully out onto the stage to sing and dance.
Ooura Mizuki
Ooura Mizuki
Alvise Gritti
Ooura Mizuki
Alvise Gritti
Hibiki Mito
Hibiki Mito
Livia (Madame Priuli)
Hibiki Mito
Livia (Madame Priuli)
Anju Mira
Anju Mira
Marco Dandol
Anju Mira
Marco Dandol
Tsubasa Makoto
Tsubasa Makoto
Sebastiano Contarini
Tsubasa Makoto
Sebastiano Contarini
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