Played in various theatres in Japan
28th June – 26th July 2016 – Imperial theater, Tokyo
6th August -4th September 2016 – Hakata-za, Fukuoka
11th September – 30 September 2016 – Umeda Arts Theater, Osaka
8th October – 23 October 2016 – Chunichi Theatre, Nagoya
Directed & translated by Koike Shuichiro
Choreography by Sakuragi Ryosuke
Costumes by Nawasama Yoshiko
Set design by Ichon Shusaku
Musical supervision by Ota Ken
Elisabeth, Empress of Austria – Mari Hanafusa / Ranno Hana
Luigi Lucheni, Elisabeth's murderer – Narukawa (成河) / Yamazaki Ikusaburou
Der Tod, Elisabeth's lover – Yu Shirota / Yoshio Inoue
Emperor Franz Joseph, Elisabeth's husband – Tashiro Banrisei / Takanori Sato (only in Tokio)
Archduchess Sophie, Elisabeth's mother-in-law -Mayo Suzukaze / Tatsuki Kotobuki
Archduke Rudolf, Elisabeth's son – Taiga Kyomoto / Yuta Furukawa
Rudolf as a child – Yuu Ikeda (池田優斗), Takashi Oouchi, Kenjiro Katou, Okawara (大河原爽介) – only in Fukuoka, Osaka and Nagoya
Duke Max in Bavaria, Elisabeth's father – Yoshi Matahiro Otani
Duchess Ludovika, Elisabeth's mother – Yuki Mirai
Helene von Wittelsbach, Elisabeth's sister –
Count Grünne, Imperial adjutant –
Prince Schwarzenberg, minister –
Baron Hübner, Viennese capitalist –
Baron Kempen, Chief of Police –
Countess Esterházy-Liechtenstein – Mio Akien (秋園美緒)
Fanny Feifalik, Elisabeth's hairdresser –
Fräulein Windisch, a madwoman –
Frau Wolf – Yuki Mirai
Dancers (Todesengel): Koji Igarashi, Naoki Inui, Taiki Okazaki, Meirin Suzuki,
Ensemble: Hiroschi Okuyama, Kenji Yokozawa, Yuji Fukunaga, Hideya Tanaka, Hiroki Hakusan, Takushi Takahasi, Ugaeki Naitara (上垣内 平), Ro Asakuma (朝隈濯朗), Seiji Abe, Yasushi Aberitsu (安倍康律), Tsuyoshi Ishikawa, Daichi Kawaguchi, Sunsumu Goto (後藤晋彦), Yumiko Yamada, Chinatsu Yasuoka, Hyakusen Ito, Haruka Manase, Matsuda ? (松田未莉亜), Noriko Ma, Eri Fukuda, Hara Hiromi, Riko Nanase, Hiroko Kachi, Eri Ishihara, Satoko Orii, Yuusuke Hirose, Hiroaki Kakukawa
Note: the romanization of the names might be wrong. In case you find some mistakes, please let me know. Also, in some cases the name could be re-versed (last name, first name) but my intention is to write “first name last name”. In the names where I was not sure about romanization, I put the japanese version.