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Magical Girl Raising Project Novels Get Stage Play In Tokyo

The stage run lands three months after the Restart anime premieres, extending a series that has already moved from light novels into manga and two separate anime adaptations into a fourth format.

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Magical Girl Raising Project Novels Get Stage Play In Tokyo

Asari Endo's Magical Girl Raising Project light novel series is getting a stage play, running January 8 to 13 at the Owlspot Theatre in Tokyo. The cast includes Rino Mochizuki as Snow White, Risa Tsumugi as Ripple, Aya Emori as Top Speed, Fumi Taniguchi as La Pucelle, Hazuki Tanda as Hardgore Alice, and Kurumi Mamiya as the voice of Fav. Saki Nagata writes and directs.

Saki Nagata writes and directs the run at the Owlspot Theatre, with a cast that spans the first arc's roster: Rino Mochizuki as Snow White, Risa Tsumugi as Ripple, Aya Emori as Top Speed, Fumi Taniguchi as La Pucelle, and Hazuki Tanda as Hardgore Alice. Teru Ikuta, Haruka Komiyama, Ui Sakura, Haru Shinonome, Mio, Yae, Reo Kurachi, Marina Kumamoto, Yui Tensho, and Kiina Haruno round out the ensemble, and Kurumi Mamiya voices Fav.

The novels began in June 2012 under Takarajimasha's Kono Light Novel ga Sugoi Bunko imprint, and the 18th volume arrived in November 2023. Yen Press has published the series in English since June 2017.

  • Rino Mochizuki: as Snow White
  • Risa Tsumugi: as Ripple
  • Aya Emori: as Top Speed
  • Fumi Taniguchi: as La Pucelle
  • Hazuki Tanda: as Hardgore Alice
  • Teru Ikuta: as Mori no Ongakuka Cranberry
  • Haruka Komiyama: as Ruler
  • Ui Sakura: as Swim Swim
  • Haru Shinonome: as Tama
  • Mio: as Minaeru
  • Yae: as Yunaeru
  • Reo Kurachi: as Sister Nana
  • Marina Kumamoto: as Weiss Winterprison
  • Yui Tensho: as Calamity Mary
  • Kiina Haruno: as Nemurin
  • Kurumi Mamiya: voice of Fav

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