Phantom of the Opera fan website

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The Phantom's opera

The phantom's white mask is symbolic

Based on French author, Gaston Leroux's famous book of the same title, Phantom Of The Opera is a sensational musical famed for it's amazing sounds track and special effects. The genius behind the music, Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber, has created some of the best loved musicals ever to appear on London's stage.

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This website aims to be a resource for those in love, or interested in the musical, Phantom of the Opera. Most of the content, such as descriptions are purely the honest opinions of the author. Feel free to navigate the website in any order you desire, and most pages have a contents list to easily skip to the information you wish to view.

You might like to read the story before you see the musical so you can judge if it will interest you, but be warned that all surprises will be spoiled. My personal descriptions of the main characters might help explain the story and their emotions a little more. If you've seen the musical you might be curious of its history and where it gets its inspiration from.

With such an amazing sound track it is likely you have some favourite songs from the musical, so why not learn the words and sing them yourself? If you haven't got enough money or time to see phantom of the opera performed live, why not watch the 2004 movie based on the musical.

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