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Phantom Of The Opera Research Paper

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The Phantom of the Opera is the longest-running show on Broadway. In the past three decades, Millions of people have seen The Phantom of the Opera. With an estimated gross of six billion dollars, The Phantom of the Opera is one the most successful show on Broadway. I got an amazing opportunity to see the Phantom of the Opera for the first time at the Kravis Center in West Palm Beach, Florida.
The Phantom of the Opera is about a disfigured musical genius that haunts the Paris Opera house, waging a reign of terror over its residents. Once he falls in love with the beautiful Christine, the Phantom commits himself to making her a star. exerting an unusual sense of control over the young child as he tends after her unbelievable talents.The Phantom

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