Phantom of the Opera will go behind the Orange Curtain

By Steve Biodrowski • July 17, 2007

We try to focus on events in and around Hollywood (this is Hollywood Gothique, after all), but Orange County is close enough for most Los Angeles residents to make the drive if there’s something they really, really want to see. For those who have yet to see a live production of THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA, this may be such an occasion.

Andrew Lloyd Webber’s musical will be at the Orange County Performing Arts Center from March 26 through April 19.

For more information on ticket prices, check out the official website at www.ocpac.org/Broadway.

Unfortunately, individual tickets for this production are not on sale yet; at the moment, only multiple-show subscriptions are being sold.

The play was turned into an indifferent film in 2004, directed by Joel Schumacher, but the movie came nowhere near equalling the box office appeal of the live production, which has been pleasing fans for decades.

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Steve Biodrowski

Steve Biodrowski owns and operates Hollywood Gothique. Since graduating from the University of Southern California's School of Cinema, Steve has worked as a film critic, script analyst, journalist, and interviewer. As a film journalist, his work has appeared in Movieline, Premiere, Le Cinephage (in France) and The Dark Side (in England). He served as the West Coast Editor of Cinefantastique magazine in the 1990s, then worked as the Vice President of Editorial Content at Fandom.com and, more recently, as the Executive Editor at Cinescape Online. He is currently the Managing Editor of Cinefantastique Online, the website incarnation of Cinefantastique magazine.

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