The Hoshigumi's "1789" will resume today (June 18th) at 3:30pm.

Aone Towa and Hitomi Kirari are absent.

I hope they take a good rest and show us their energetic side again.

I hope the performances can continue in the future.

The cast for the Cosmos troupe departing and all the roles for "Excalibur" have been announced.

You can see Ruki Miusa, who will be retiring in this performance, and Percival (one of the Knights of the Round Table).

The most surprising thing was that Morgan was played by Mashiro Yuki. I wonder if there was an audition for this.

Mashiro has played male roles or strong female roles, but he is a member of the 104th class (sixth year of training), and is still honing his male role skills, so this is a female role... He appeared with a tiara in "Casino Royale", stood out, and his acting was good.

I think there are high hopes for Morgan in the new public school year.

I hope Mashiro-san will show her true talent here and grab this opportunity just like Kazuki Sora-san showed her presence when she played Lily in "Anastasia".

Lancelot, Knights of the Round Table

Lancelot is played by Sakuragi Minato, and his love for Guinevere (Haruno Sakura) is charming. In the Korean version, Lancelot was a handsome older man with a beard, but I wonder if Sakuragi-san will make him look younger.

The Knights of the Round Table who fight alongside Arthur are the 105th generation young male actors, Tristan (Izumidō Sei) and Galahad (Oji Rise). In the Korean version, there was a tense scene where they crossed swords with each other. It's cool.

Apparently the story of Tristan and Isolde was incorporated into the Arthurian legend.

Izumidō-san has a prominent position in the main performance, so Tristan seems like a sign that Izumidō-san will be promoted. He was also clearly visible in the final performance of Sky Teshi's "Casino Royale" in Tokyo.

This time, Oji-san plays two roles, Asgard and Galahad. Does the double role mean that the roles are different in the first and second acts? After Oji-san's lead role in the new actor performance, the role he will play in the separate box production will be a good indicator of his future performances.

Wolfstan and Merlin

Wolfstan, Arthur's enemy, is played by Yuma Rin. He also played the villain Eiroku in "Soukyuu no Subaru".

Yuma-san can play kind male and female roles, and even villains.

Merlin, who saves Arthur, is played by Wakasho Ritsu. His singing ability shone through in "Never Say Goodbye" as the mayor.

I'm looking forward to Wakasho-san's Merlin.

Toa Serika and Sakura Haruno's pre-debut "Excalibur" is a top duo with excellent singing ability, and I can't stop looking forward to their beautiful harmony.

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