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Phantom - the Real Story
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SHOW INFORMATION

Average of 4.5 stars from 4 ratings.

CURRENTLY CLOSED
Opened Apr 17, 2010
Closed Aug 22, 2010
Running Time:
2hr. 0min.
(includes 1 intermission)
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WHAT IS IT ABOUT?

A bold innovate take on the classic tale about a madman living under the Paris Opera House in 1881. Passion! Obsession! Destruction! Desire! Join Gaston Leroux, a cast of 14, a full choir and a live chamber ensemble as the weave the true story of Erik - the Phantom!

THEATER/VENUE INFORMATION:



Players Theatre
115 MacDougal St
New York, NY 10012

Built in 1907 and converted to a theatre in the mid 40's, The Players Theatre has been a jewel in the midst of beautiful Greenwich Village, serving as a magnet for performing artists and their audiences. The Players Theatre, which has been home to [...] Read More

What are other members saying?

Ok ,not the greatest
This was well worth 2 hours of my time and I really enjoyed the scoring percussion and a cello and fun instruments including key chimes and this fun little wind blowing thing. The music overall is a little bit hard to take at times but once again performed very well by the musicians. The acting is uneven but fairly good. It is not, in fact, boring. The main problem with this show is that it has a huge Broadway production that has the same story line and looms over the show, making similar sounds and musical motifs seem borrowed for example there are times when it seems like the new score is commenting or quoting Broadways Phantom. As for the performers on stage, the young actor playing Raoul did an excellent job and was in good voice. Other performances were more uneven, but all the performers seemed to be working hard and trying to convey both their characters and story lines.

Reviewed by mischegoss on Thursday, Aug 12th, 2010

Phantom
This is a little gem of a show. The acting is great, the plot is good and closer to the original than its much vaunted predecessors. Sure there are some slight production hitches which is not suprising in such a small space but they do not detract from the excellent performances by all the cast and the small but very effective orchestra. Perhaps the ending is drawn out a bit more than dramatic effect really requires but at no time is this boring or tedious and I think that the whole production and acting team have done a great job. Believe me, you can pay a lot more for a lot less. This show could easily move to a bigger venue, I hope it does

Reviewed by MACNBOB on Monday, Jul 26th, 2010


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