Phantom of the Opera

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Introduction
Based on Northampton’s Royal Theatre, the model came out in 1999. The Phantom is not a standard piece, with only a few painted.
In 2007 composer Andrew Lloyd Webber’s cat Otto apparently deleted the entire score of The Phantom of Manhattan sequel when running over his digital piano!

A poster with a still from the 1925 film. The Phantom interrupts a masked ball on the grand staircase to announce his own opera. 

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 Dated 1885, Phipps designed Northampton’s Royal Theatre. In 1897 he created Her Majesty’s in London. With a fitting French Renaissance interior, The Phantom musical has run here since 1986.

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The Phantom of the Opera
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The Phantom Musical
Adapted from Gaston Leroux’s 1910 novel, the deformed and masked composer Erik lives under the Paris Opera which he terrorises for money and the reservation of Box 5. His singing lessons behind a wall make Christine an opera diva. Erik composes an opera and sings with her when the male lead is killed. He captures Christine and her fiancé Raoul but releases them after she gives him a kiss, his only taste of love. The Phantom then disappears without his mask...

From a true story, Leroux set the Phantom in the late 1800s at the Opéra de Paris. 

 An adaptation of the novel.