Hey guys, I was just wondering: Does Quatre Rêves (the ones located next to the theatres) only have newer DVDs, or do they have also older ones available there? Isn’t it just a shop that is a “real life equivalent” to the TCA pictures online shop (from music and videos to Quatre Rêves) and Hankyu Books online shop?
Question is how old you want them. Quatre Rêves does offer older DVDs well into the 90s, e.g. as far as I can recall they had all the Soragumi plays [that have been published on DVD] in stock. You might be also lucky when it comes to old programs, photo books, magazines etc., but probably not with specific Star merchandise.
Anything else you can get from Takarazuka-an - their shops are located close to the theaters/in the buildings across the street. Sometimes you can manage to make a lucky find.
Gazing at each other adoringly is now an art form.
I literally can’t stop watching this revue
One of my favorite dances.
So I became obsessed with a stamp-sized picture in the Hotel Stella Maris le cinq and fiddled around with it for half an hour…
reblogging myself because I caaaaan etc.
Takarazuka’s Tsukigumi “Elisabeth” in 2009 (their last production of it so far)
Sena Jun who plays Tod/Death here had portrayed Lucheni and Elisabeth in previous years.
-posting this since my dash is full of the Korean version atm ;)-
lookfar hat auf deinen Eintrag geantwortet: would Luhan pls disappear back into the woods of…
lol..idk much about him..just his face..he looks like a birdie and like a british child actor whose name I can`t recall..but he was in nanny McFee…or so..together with Colin Firth.
JUST HIS FACE
exactly
… and he reminds me of Taka-chan so much, she was an actress of the Japanese Takarazuka Revue and she’s one of my #1 human beings in the history of ever. they share the same dopey face and dopey expression and now he only has to speak in a drawl and I’m set.
your fashion sense is still shit but goddamn your face
T^T
