Yesterday, I watched the live stream of the Cosmos Troupe's "Xcalibur". As has been said everywhere, I was excited by Mashiro Yuki's performance.

It was a pre-debut performance for the new top pair.

It was a pre-debut performance for Serika Toa and Haruno Sakura, so of course I was paying attention to them, but this time I was captivated by Mashiro's Morgan.

It was her first female role, but Morgan was the older sister of the main character and was taught by Merlin, so her experience as a male role came in handy, and her singing was wonderful, so I couldn't take my eyes off her (although it was a live stream, so I couldn't take my eyes off her). She's still in her 6th year of training, so I'm really looking forward to what's to come. In any case, Morgan's role was one that wouldn't have been out of place as second or third lead.

Serika, who played Arthur, was 20 years old (according to the magazine "Kageki"), and her character's emotions changed dramatically, from the cuteness she showed when she first appeared to the pain she felt after losing her father, to the forgiveness she felt afterwards. With her experience, she was able to portray Arthur's coming-of-age story well. I wondered if she was tired because she couldn't pronounce the "ra" sound at times.

Haruno, who played Guinevere, had few scenes as the heroine, and her role as a female warrior was unusual for a heroine, but she was a good singer and had a mature face, so she suited the female warrior role well. She looked even better in a dress-like costume.

Minato Sakuragi, who played Lancelot, was a fine second lead. I thought Sakuragi had become much more mature for a while, but he didn't look out of place in the older brother role this time, and his singing was also very good, so I was captivated by what I heard.

Wakasho Ritsuko, who played Merlin, had a good number of scenes and sang many songs, but she was very good, and the dramatic ending with Mashiro was also very wonderful.

Yuuma Rin, who played Wolfstan, was powerful. Although he always has a gentle smile, his singing and laughter were scary, and I was surprised that even a round face can be so scary. (I'm praising him a lot)

This time, there were many songs that ended on a high note, and I thought everyone was tired and struggling, but I hope they will do their best and finish the next week.

Also, there were many points that I thought were typical of the Cosmos troupe in the chorus, and I think it would be even more amazing if I heard it at the theater. (I really felt that in the Star troupe's 1789...I haven't written my impressions yet) It's a shame that I can't go to the theater.

Main cast of the Moon troupe's "Flügel--The Wings You Gave Me--" Newcomer's Performance

Yesterday, the cast of the wavy line for the newcomer's performance of the next main performance of the Moon troupe was announced.

Jonas Heinrich (main role: Tsukishiro Kanato) Ruoh Ria (103rd class, 7th year)

Nadia Schneider (same: Umino Mizuki) Hanaki Main (106th class, 4th year)

Helmut Wolf (same: Oozuki An) Saiji Yurika (103rd class, 7th year)

Louis Wagner (same: Kazama Yuno) Masaaki (108th class, 2nd year)

Rou is starring in his first newcomer performance. Congratulations!

Rou has been playing Kazama's role a lot lately. His experience playing various roles may come in handy.

Hanaki is playing the heroine for the second time after "Tonight, at the Romance Theater".

Saiji is also a 7th year trainee and has been given the role of the second lead.

In this performance, Hanaki and Saiji will play the roles of announcer and MC. He's also enclosed in a dotted line box in the character relationships chart, but in the new actor's performance he plays a pop star and a manager. I guess both roles are similar.

Miyabi-san is in his second year of training and takes on Kazama-san's role. He's been specially selected for the role. With his beautiful features, I'm excited to see what kind of wonderful male role he will become.