
A Bridgerton-inspired musical spectacle of scandal, romance, aerial artistry, and pop-classical glamour set at the glittering opening ball of the Viennese season.
MEET THE CAST

Duchess Aurelia von Hohenberg
Rebecca Greenstein
Brilliant, commanding, and impossible to ignore, Duchess Aurelia rules the opening of the season with wit, taste, and an instinct for scandal. Beneath her dazzling authority lies a woman who knows that elegance is often the finest mask of all.

Lady Genevra Loxley
Anne Wieben
A sharp-tongued, glamorous widow with a legendary past and very few illusions, Genevra watches the season unfold with deadly amusement. Worldly, witty, and deliciously dangerous, she is often the first to see the truth—and the first to enjoy it.

Lady Arabella Fairmont
Erin Silangil
The Duchess’s goddaughter and one of the season’s brightest young ladies, Arabella is admired for her grace, beauty, and promise. Yet beneath the polished surface is a young woman longing to be seen for who she truly is, not merely for what society expects her to become.

Lord Nathaniel Harrow
Clemens Seewald
Elegant, enigmatic, and shadowed by the past, Nathaniel returns to society carrying secrets he cannot easily confess. His presence stirs fascination, suspicion, and desire in equal measure, making him one of the most compelling—and dangerous—figures of the season.

Viscount Blackwood
Aaron Pendleton
Powerful, controlled, and socially impeccable, Viscount Blackwood appears to be the very model of aristocratic composure. But beneath his restraint lies a force of deep feeling, and once his guarded heart is stirred, he proves far more dangerous than anyone expects.

Cora Vale
Sandra Schwann
Magnetic, defiant, and impossible to overlook, Cora moves at the edge of high society without ever fully belonging to it. An aerialist and woman of fierce intelligence, she knows what it means to survive in a world that would rather make her spectacle than equal.

Elise
Lilian Urbas
A gifted cellist and performer, Elise belongs to the artistic world that gives the ball its beauty while standing just outside its social power. Perceptive, loyal, and quietly strong, she is one of the few people who sees clearly what the night is doing to those around her.