The Phantom of the Opera
by Ken Hill, Alasdair MacNeill

The Phantom of the Opera

Synopsis

Gaston Leroux's classic tale of tragedy, grand opera, romance and horror has been masterfully adapted by Ken Hill, the author of Mummy's Tomb and The Curse of the Werewolf, into a musical play which preserves all of the excitement and passion of the much-loved original, underscored by a strong current of comedy as well.

The Phantom, born with a monstrously disfigured face but the voice of an angel, haunts the Paris Opera House and falls in love with Christine, a young chorus girl.

He terrorizes the management in order to further Christine's career, while preying upon her childlike innocence to force her to love him in return.

But Raoul, Christine's true love, intends to fight for her to the end...|9 women, 13 men

Performance

Cast

A medium cast size of 9 total roles, 9 female roles.

Publication

Publisher
Samuel French
Year Published
1994
ISBN 10
0573080968
ISBN 13
9780573080968
Binding
Paperback
Print Length
136 pages
Place Published
London
Language
English
LCCN
96102127
LCC
ML50.Z99 P416 1994
DCC
782.1/40268
Print
The Phantom of the Opera is a British british musical play written by and published by Samuel French in London, 1994. The print edition has an ISBN-13 of 9780573080968 and an ISBN-10 of 0573080968.

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