Mami crack = love
Sep. 15th, 2008 12:40 am![[personal profile]](https://www.dreamwidth.org/img/silk/identity/user.png){kind=small}
matataku_hoshiWhy didn't anyone tell me that Mami's ESP! is awesome? It's been a while since I sat down and watched something that wasn't an interview/production notes/etc. As much as I love off-stage stuff, I think I need to start working through my backlog of revues if ESP was any indication of really sparkly things that I didn't realize I had.
There was Rika singing "Born to Be Wild." Vampire!Mami. Kiriyan, Yuuhi, and Tani in drag. Mami and Rika having a pair dance-esque moment before Mami dances with Dan-chan. Kiriyan singing the etoile (I somehow didn't know that she had ever done an etoile). But most of all, the entire thing was suffused with Mami Crack.
It also makes me feel a little sad to see how many wonderful people have left tsukigumi since 2001, but I suppose that's the nature of Takarazuka.
By the way, what was the reason for tsukigumi being so out of synch in 2001? I think it was first "Ai no Sonata/Ima Sumire Hana ga Saku" in Tokyo, then "Practical Joke" (a Theater Drama City show), then "Ai no Sonata/ESP" in Takarazuka as Mami's sayonara show, and then "Great Pirates" as Rika's debut show, but Tokyo only. The whole thing makes my head hurt a bit...
There was Rika singing "Born to Be Wild." Vampire!Mami. Kiriyan, Yuuhi, and Tani in drag. Mami and Rika having a pair dance-esque moment before Mami dances with Dan-chan. Kiriyan singing the etoile (I somehow didn't know that she had ever done an etoile). But most of all, the entire thing was suffused with Mami Crack.
It also makes me feel a little sad to see how many wonderful people have left tsukigumi since 2001, but I suppose that's the nature of Takarazuka.
By the way, what was the reason for tsukigumi being so out of synch in 2001? I think it was first "Ai no Sonata/Ima Sumire Hana ga Saku" in Tokyo, then "Practical Joke" (a Theater Drama City show), then "Ai no Sonata/ESP" in Takarazuka as Mami's sayonara show, and then "Great Pirates" as Rika's debut show, but Tokyo only. The whole thing makes my head hurt a bit...
