About Hirokazu Ikuta
Hirokazu Ikuta was a Japanese theatre director.
Hirokazu Ikuta (生田大和, born 1981 ) is a Japanese director and script writer primarily working for all-female theatre troupe Takarazuka Revue.
Career In 2003 he joined the revue after graduating from university. Under the guidance of the director Shuichiro Koike,
In 2010 directed his first solo project "The Bund / Neon Shanghai" for Flower Troupe's Manato Asaka and Remi Shirahana. In 2014, made his Takarazuka Grand Theater debut with "The Last Tycoon" for new Flower Troupe's leading actresses (top combi) Tomu Ranju and Hana Ranno.
In 2018 he worked with composer Frank Wildhorn for Snow Troupe's "Revolutionary Maximilien Robespierre", for new leading actresess (top combi) Fuuto Nozomi and Kiho Maaya. In 2019, worked with producer Dove Attia for Flower Troupe's "Casanova".
Biography He was born in Tokyo and raised in Kanagawa prefecture. The first Takarazuka production that he saw was the Moon Troupe's "Ale's Afterglow / TAKARAZUKA Ole!" (1994).
Works Takarazuka projects 2024, Don Juan (Flower) 2022, Years of pilgrimage (Flower) 2021, Sherlock Holmes (Cosmos) 2019, Casanova (Flower) 2017–18, Revolutionary Maximilien Robespierre (Snow) 2016, Don Juan (Snow) 2014, The Love of the Last Tycoon (Flower) 2012, Spring Snow (Moon)
Outside projects 2024, Death Takes a Holiday 2021, Don Juan 2019, Don Juan
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