Kaohsiung Weiwuying Youth Show "Climbing to the Top of the Moon" Musical

Today was the first show in Kaohsiung. My cultural credits are all managed by my mom, but unlike other parents, my mom let me watch this during my college entrance exam prep. Oh, a heads-up for my Kaohsiung friends: There are still shows tomorrow and the day after. I don't know if there are any seats available, but those interested can check. My way of explaining is different from others, so I don't know if anyone can accept it. I personally think this is a youthful, comedic version of the game "The Bridge of Ghost Stories" plus "Silent Hill f". Although it's comedic, some people still shed tears. Because the separation of friendships made many people tear up. The plot is roughly divided into two storylines, but these two storylines intersect. One is a modern high school sister storyline, and the other is a Japanese-Taiwanese high school friendship storyline from the Japanese colonial era in Taiwan. I personally feel that through the intersection of the two storylines, regrets or misunderstandings between them are resolved and presented to everyone. There are three BOSSes in the show: Mozart, Marie Curie, and a Taiwanese glove puppetry show. The most memorable was Marie Curie. She was so charming, truly amazing. The glove puppetry show was presented in the style of Taiwanese opera, and the singing was beautiful. I was also surprised when Mozart appeared. "This isn't a music class, why is Mozart here?🤣🤣" When guessing the song, I thought the first one was "Twinkle, Twinkle, Little Star." Even though it has a more accurate name (Piano Sonata in C Major), I still think of it as "Little Star." This show is great at using memes, and the "singing," which is the core of the musical, is also beautiful. Unfortunately, I can't record it to listen to at home, nor can I find it on YouTube or Spotify😮💨