Does to love someone mean to sacrifice? This is the question that “The Phantom of the Opera” asks the audience and this is this crucial theme that makes the work undying. The theme of personal sacrifice for the benefit of the lover seems to be one of the most debatable among the themes which the musical touches upon. The threadbare topic of love has acquired some new interpretation in the work under consideration. If there are any errors please contact us with corrections Payments by Paypal Just Checkout as GUEST no need to register.We suppose that the problems discussed in “The Phantom” and the way the director used the effects to reveal them contribute to the musical’s success. (Please Note scans are low res for fast loading)Įach Order will incur a $5.00 handling fee (including free shipping)Īll Prices Shown are in USD (United States of America Dollars)Īll Payments by Paypal Just Checkout as GUEST no need to registerĪll associated graphics, logos, trader marks, trade names or copyrights are the property of the original owner and are used here for factual and educational purposes only. Size 225 x 305 mm With Original White Program (Brochure has stains on the cover top left corner, missing red cord and program/playbill.īut does have many wonderful photographs from the show in full colour, a great addition to any show collection.Ĭondition: Used Good 6/10 (some marks on white cover "Read Above")
Starring: Rob Guest, Marina Prior, Peter Cousens, Jon Ewing, John O’May, Christa Leahmann, Meg Chilcott, Gerald Sword, Sharon Millerchip. (Brochure has stains on the the cover top left corner, missing red cord and program/playbill. This Souvenir Brochure is from the 1994 Australian Production at Theatre Royal Sydney. It is the longest-running Broadway show by a wide margin, the second longest-running West End musical, and the third longest-running West End show overall. It won the 1986 Olivier Award and the 1988 Tony Award for Best Musical, and Michael Crawford (in the title role) won the 1986 Olivier and 1988 Tony for Best Performance by an Actor in a Musical. The Phantom of the Opera opened in the West End in 1986, celebrating its 25th anniversary in October 2011 and on Broadway in 1988. The Phantom of the Opera (Musical) Rob Guest, Marina Prior, Peter Cousens 1994 Australian Production Sydney - Original Cast
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