The 14th row on the first floor of the Beijing performance is far away, but it feels just right. The blurred face is the most attractive, and I will not speculate whether this expression is from the heart. I understand now why I hate bad characters in TV dramas, they are useless, how charismatic is the protagonist who defeats such an opponent? Everyone can be bad in this opera, but they all have their own merits, at least they all have great vocals. I was really moved to see the careful set and the performance.
At the end of the performance, when the lights gathered on the mask, I couldn't help my eyes heat up. The Phantom is still alone.
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