The Phantom of the Opera

The Phantom of the Opera is known as the most successful musical in history, but that era most clearly shows some of the themes that it displays. Most notably, the Phantom of the Opera fulfills the traditional sex role. This became clear after analyzing the role and interaction of the 25th anniversary of London. On the whole, the phantom of the opera, the ideal person is authoritative, powerful, decisive and embarrassing, but the ideal woman is a decisive and innocent woman.

For most people, the Phantom of the Opera is a Broadway show by Andrew Lloyd Webber. For many people, Phantom of the Opera is Ron Chiny, Claude Rains, Universal Studios, and Hummer Horror. (There are also worse.) "Phantom of the Opera" is a 1911 novel written by Ghoston Rouro, a ghost of a story declared as forgotten. The invisible fix that bothed it was ironic and vague, lost its heritage and was tragic with its victory. However, for civilized readers descending to the underground cemetery of plaque using shovels or lanterns, an unvoiced amount is discovered from the basement where pop culture is buried, which holds the image. Mysterious privilege of echo Organ music: It is a lot of fun books of tremendous books. Phantom of the Opera is not a masterpiece, but its passionate passion and perfect melodrama are spectacular.

In the Phantom of the Opera, the devil can be seen as a representative of the mask phantom of the Opera House. When she arrived at the opera house, a young acting Christine heard a beautiful voice. She has heard a story about "angel of music" that makes a stronger and more beautiful voice and can start singing with the devil at any time. A series of mysterious accidents forced Lead Singer to lose his voice and thus lost the protagonist of the opera. When she practiced with the devil, her voice was greatly improved so Christine was given a leading role. Contrary to her wish, "Music Angel" took Christine to the back of Opera Tunnel. Kristin fell in love with another man looking for her at the tunnel in the opera house.