♪ Tokai-no Suzume
(Sparrows living in a city)

♪ Aishichatte Baka-mitai (?)
(Loving is foolish.)

If I remember correctly, today's play titled "Wakare-Bashi" is a miserable tale.  Last time, Tatsumi played a gangster named Otomatsu role and he created a cold-hearted guy.  The atmosphere from him really scared me at that time. 
However, tonight was different.  There was an accident on stage.  In a small battle, Otomatsu's colleague (Ueo) broke his front teeth!  He seemed not to control himself.  As you know, Ueo is a comedian.  His funny reactions made the audience laugh.  All casts included Tatsumi desparetely tried to keep a straight face. After the play came to an end, Tatsumi said "The live on stage is the same as creature!  Nobody knows the nearest future's happening."  Take care, Ueo!

Weekly programs for plays & performance updated as follows:
15th (Tuesday) - " Date-no Shinzo " (Great Sucess Shinzo from Date)
                              ☆ Tatsumi & Dia's Oiran Show
16th (Wednesday) - " Byakko " (White Fox)
17th (Thursday) - " Shin Sado Nasake-uta " (Pity Song of Sado Island)
18th (Friday) - " Onna 3-ninn Tabi " (Three Lady's Travel)
19th (Saturday) - " Namida-no Watari-Dori " (Miserable Wanderer) 
20th (Sunday) - " Kantaro Yume-Makura " (Dream of Kantaro)
21st (Monday) - " Harusame Shingoro " (Mr. Shingoro's Tale)
22nd (Tuesday) - " Kagoya Monogatari " (Palanquin Bearer's Tale)
23rd (Wednesday) - " Tobi-Musume Kikko-Gumi " (Daughter of Carpenter in Team Kikko)
24th (Thursday) - ☆ Japanese Drams Performance

It was an eccentric and fantastic stage tonight.
Today's play was titled " Hokaibo " which was one of the famous kabuki programmes.  Hokaibo of Tatsumi Engeki Box was arranged for a happy ending drama.  While some performance were hermonized with modern style.
♪ Sorafune
(Spaceship)

♪ Venus

♪ Chocho Fujin
(Madam Butterfly)

♪ Yume Zakura
( Dreaming Cherry Blossom)

Ryuko, a coacher of the company, colored her tooth in black in her stage performance.  That is called "O-Haguro".  
"O-Haguro" was founded in the 8th century during the nobles and developed in the Edo period during the married women.  "O-Haguro" is today an extinct habit.  Most actresses don't make "O-Haguro", even if they play Edo-women roles on stage.  She is professional !!

This is from a short drama titled "Emma-do Elegy".
Mori-no Ishimatsu (Tatsumi ) was killed by his enemy (Dia).
Tatsumi shouted "Do you kill your elder brother?"
(As you know, they were not brothers in the drama!)