BELLS DANCE COMPANY

( BELLS Dance Company )

SWAN LAKE CAST LIST

Swan Lake
BELLS Dance Company



Choreography, freely after Marius Petipa:

Ueno Takeru

Director:

Ueno Takeru

Assistant Directors:

Hazuki Otoha and Horiguchi Isao

Scenography:

Okawa Yu and Matsuura Kaori

Lighting:

Asumi Chihiro

Costumes:

O-SHIGERI

ROLE LIST



Siegfried:

Miyaki Ren (guest dancer)

Odette/Odile:

Kotori Miu

Tutor/Von Rothbart:

Daiho Ayato

Queen:

Ito Ayako

Pas de Trois:

Fujiwara Juri, Horiguchi Eiko, Horiguchi Etsuko

Little Swans:

Chiba Kaede, Yokomine Yuka, Nomura Ai, Ifukube Ai

Big Swans:

Sekimoto Sakura, Akiyama Ichiko

Czardas:

Junpei Rumiko, Uchino Nozomi

Spanish:

Sekimoto Hinata, Hazuki Otoha, Fukuda Fusako, Kinoshita Shiori

Neopolitan:

Endo Momoka, Yamaguchi Suzue

Russian:

Naito Nanami (guest dancer)

White Swan’s Ghost:

Hayami Rie

DRABBLE #1

Cute little Aoi-chan brings her mother a flower that she’s found growing stubbornly in one of the cracks in the playground asphalt and Dai-chan laughs upon receiving it, saying “thank you very much” in her politest voice and kissing the top of her daughter’s head. It’s rare for Dai-chan to laugh, being generally a very serious person, but at the times when she does, it’s most often around Aoi-chan. Miu observes the scene playing out before her like the best Takarazuka musical – except, in Takarazuka Dai-chan would have played an entirely different role and it’s difficult imagining her happier in any other than the one she’s performing right now, crouching down to correct the arrangement of the pleats in Aoi-chan’s skirt. The role of a mother. Not generally the role of an otokoyaku, but Dai-chan isn’t an otokoyaku anymore. She’s an Old Girl. And a dancer, perhaps despite her age.