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Takarazuka Flower Troupe 2014 Chunichi Theater production. In 1770, Princess Marie-Antoinette of the House of Hapsburg, youngest daughter of Empress Maria Theresa of Austria, marries at the age of fourteen, Prince Louis (future Louis XVI) of the House of Bourbon, eldest grandson of King Louis XV of France. In anxiety over some childishness still lingering in Marie-Antoinette, Empress Maria Theresa sends over to France her confidant, Count of Mercy-Argenteau, on the mission to tutor Marie-Antoinette to grow up to be a beloved queen of the French people.
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Takarazuka Flower Troupe 2014 Chunichi Theater production. In 1770, Princess Marie-Antoinette of the House of Hapsburg, youngest daughter of Empress Maria Theresa of Austria, marries at the age of fourteen, Prince Louis (future Louis XVI) of the House of Bourbon, eldest grandson of King Louis XV of France. In anxiety over some childishness still lingering in Marie-Antoinette, Empress Maria Theresa sends over to France her confidant, Count of Mercy-Argenteau, on the mission to tutor Marie-Antoinette to grow up to be a beloved queen of the French people.

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Genre:History, Romance
Directed By:Masasumi Tani
Written By:Shinji Ueda
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Runtime:155 minutes
Studio:Takarazuka Revue Productions

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Director

Masasumi Tani

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Rio Asumi

Hans Axel von Fersen

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Ranno Hana

Marie-Antoinette

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Toa Serika

Oscar François de Jarjayes

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Fuuto Nozomi

Andre Grandier

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Ema Naoki

Count de Mercy-Argenteau

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Takashou Mizuki

Louis XVI

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Ayase Senna

Madame Morou / Sylvia

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