Tag Archives: Gaston Leroux

Investigating the Mystery of the Phantom of the Opera

Posted on March 14, 2012 by

My January post about the Phantom of the Opera inspired me to buy and reread Sam Siciliano’s Angel of the Opera.  I last read it six or seven years ago, but I find my feeling toward it was much the … Continue reading →

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Favorites Friday: Phantom of the Opera

Posted on January 27, 2012 by

This seems to be the month for anniversaries.  Yesterday, January 26th, was the 24th anniversary of The Phantom of the Opera opening on Broadway.  Just recently they had the 25th anniversary in London.  And I’m using the Broadway anniversary as … Continue reading →

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A Fascination with the Phantom

Posted on April 13, 2011 by

Today happens to be my birthday.    In honor of the occasion, I’ve decided to give myself over to emotive waxing on, run the risk of demonstrating a foolish attachment, and review one of my very favorite books: Susan Kay’s … Continue reading →

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