The story begins with an auction in front of a dilapidated theater.
It has to be said that the plot and emotions contained in The Phantom Of the Opera are complex. The repertoire arrangement is good at unfolding the characters and emotions step by step in some short clips. The image of PO and Christine's feelings for PO support and promote each other, from the mysterious mentor, the bewildering music angel, the controlling demon to the tragic genius.
Emotions constantly alternate and transform . While PO's image gradually turned to Christine's opposite, Raoul's image was gradually established. His protection and love for Christine balanced the power of light and darkness. In the end, Christine's redemption of PO makes the story even more pathetic.
The music in the play is not only an excess of the plot, but also expresses the narrative and transformation of emotions. The creation of a joyful and sad atmosphere and the play make the conflict between the characters more specific and dramatic. Finally, for the audience, the melody of "The Phantom Of the Opera" is integrated into the story of "The Phantom Of the Opera", which contains indescribable thoughts and emotions.
Favorite performance of the ninth and final scene
ninth game. PO told Christine what his appearance had brought him, and the emotion turned from pathos to cruelty. The arrival and arrest of Raoul brought Christine's conflict to a climax. And Christine also changed from initial fear and despair to hatred and then to painful struggle, and finally to prayer, respect and compassion, and finally climaxed in Christine's kiss. At this time, PO completed the redemption of himself while undoing Raoul's noose.
In the epilogue, PO's pain and helplessness in losing Christine is also passed on to the monkey toy that has been standing there in the underground labyrinth. , and Christine's reverence, admiration and pity for PO and the pain and nostalgia of parting into the last kiss, making Christine have a less hasty farewell to PO.
I fell in love with the opera after watching it! SING FOR ME!
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