The Phantom of the Opera is a Broadway musical composed by Andrew Roy Weber. It is also translated as the Phantom of the Opera, the Phantom of the Theater or the Ghost of the Opera House. It premiered in 1986 and won seven Tony Awards in 1988. It is one of the four famous musicals. The music of "The Phantom of the Opera" brings us visual and auditory enjoyment. Whether it is Ghost, Christine or Raoul, they have brought us different musical experiences. They used their own voices to interpret their love for each other. This is undoubtedly an enjoyment of musical beauty for the audience. This is a typical and touching love story about a mysterious ghost who haunts the opera house, uses a mask to hide his ugly face, and falls in love with a soprano singer. There are intricate feelings of characters, dramatic conflicts full of tension, and the mysterious fear and character suppression that erupted from rigor in the 19th century society. The stage showed a magnificent grand theater, a ghastly underground world, sensitive and passionate aristocratic youths, and a pitiful red actress. There is also that face, the inferiority and hatred hidden behind the horrible mask, the violent and fragile heart, almost all the elements that can mobilize the audience’s emotions are condensed in the original book by Caston-Lehoud, and in Weber His hands brushed away the dust for it, and bloomed again.
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