Michelangelo: The Man Who Would Become God

The story unfolds in the sixteenth century at the Villa Medici in Rome, where nobles and artists gather to celebrate Giovanni de' Medici's anticipated rise to the Holy See. Contessina, Giovanni's younger sister, engages with the renowned artist Raphaello, who is noted for his exquisite depictions of women.

As the narrative progresses, Contessina expresses her admiration for Michelangelo, depicting him as a figure of intense passion. The performance captures the essence of the era, combining historical elements with the artistry of the Takarazuka Revue. This production offers a unique look at the cultural and artistic landscape of Renaissance Italy, making it a notable addition to any collector's library of performance art.