The Rose of Versailles -Oscar and Andre-

This production is a stage musical adaptation of the beloved manga and anime series 'The Rose of Versailles,' focusing on the tragic love story between Oscar François de Jarjayes and her devoted attendant, André Grandier. Set against the backdrop of the opulent and volatile French aristocracy on the eve of the Revolution, the story follows Oscar's life as a woman raised as a man to lead the Royal Guard, her internal conflicts, and her deep, forbidden love for André.

As a stage production, critical reception is localized to reviews of specific performances and productions. Adaptations of 'The Rose of Versailles' are generally well-received by fans for their dramatic intensity and adherence to the source material's core themes. Specific reviews for the 2013 iteration would depend on the theatre company and cast involved.

• Praised for capturing the epic scope and emotional depth of the original story.

• Lauded for strong performances that embody the iconic characters.

• Appreciated for its elaborate costumes and set design, evoking the period.

Google audience: Audience feedback for stage adaptations of 'The Rose of Versailles' typically highlights the emotional impact of Oscar and André's story, the quality of the musical numbers, and the faithfulness to the beloved characters and narrative.

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The original 'The Rose of Versailles' manga, created by Riyoko Ikeda, is considered a seminal work in the shōjo genre and has had numerous stage adaptations, including highly popular productions by the Takarazuka Revue in Japan.