Crying over Erik

Gaston Leroux owns all of our souls

[medievalthymes]

"Kill them with kindness" WRONG. drop the opera house chandelier on them.

[goodphantomoftheoperaposts]

I’m sorry but I highly doubt he hasn’t jacked off in box 5 at least once

[dumbfilmschoolkid]

you: phantom of the opera 2

me, an intellectual:

[hello-god-its-me-sara]

I think I am in fact extremely funny

[phantomnonsense]

TEN YEARS OLD IS TEN YEARS OLD

[grox]

Death is not the end! You may go on to become the skeleton who fucks a hot chick painted onto some dudes harley

[fdelopera]

This is the plot of Phantom of the Opera (phanfic edition).

[alvadee]

god i just have these visions of this poto adaption i'd love to make, something gorgeous, passionate, obsessive, fucked up. something chronically online people will say about that "it set feminism back twenty years". visually a cross between 70s horror and coppola's dracula.

[night-unfurls-its-splendour]

Ian Jon Bourg inspired this one

[opera-ghost]

(insp)

[carpeossa]

[carpeossa]

[melodiesofmidnight]

Visit Original Link

Does anyone remember the Phantom of the Opera techno remix that was big on Limewire back in the day?

[erik-christine]

ben crawford was doing an AMA and his thoughts on raoul are so disrespectful but so accurate 😭

[night-unfurls-its-splendour]

OK BUT THUSSS?

Like I've seen the post about how BCraw lied about never trying to make the Phantom sexy with all the receipts of him doing sexy mannerisms. But they were all very stock Phantomisms. He didn't do anything revolutionary that I can recall, or that at least had a personal stamp of sensuality like, say

Brad Little

Scott Davies

Ian Jon Bourg

Thomas Ambt Kofod

Tim Martin Gleason

Ethan Freeman

Or any NUMBER of the things that Hugh Panaro did over his run.

Give me something, ANYTHING to indicate that you connect on some emotional level with your character, sir. You know, like an Actor is supposed to do.

I felt nothing in his final lair. Strange that seeing it live, perhaps the only time I'll ever see it live, is the only time "It's over now, the music of the night~" hasn't completely ruined me for the rest of the day. Because I didn't feel anything hearing Crawford sing it. It didn't look to me like a man saying goodbye to his hopes of love and companionship. To his muse. To the only woman who's ever shown him care and compassion.

It looked like an actor with an inflated opinion of his own importance having a spotlight moment.

Honestly I would rather have seen ANY of Crawford's understudies than him. Unfortunately, due to impulsivity and inattention to detail, Ben Crawford may go down in history as the only phantom I've seen live and that made seeing it on Broadway before it closed a bittersweet experience in more ways than one.

[birdstooth]

Ok but maybe he was spelling it fancy… Like “ho” vs “heaux”

[erik-christine]

“erik, the phantom of the opera, is the sexiest man of all time,” I say into the mic.

the crowd boos, saying that him being ugly was a plot point. I begin to walk off in shame, when a voice speaks and commands silence from the room.

"she's right, you know.” I look for the owner of the voice. there in the 5th box stands: christine daae

[chandra-nalaar]

had to illustrate this thought

[aminta]

well poto is still running on broadway to ME. in my mind

[alichickens]

Saw PotO live last night and thought of this during the last few minutes