#il muto dress

[lucygold95]

김소현[Kim/Gim So-hyun] as Christine alt in 2002(POTO Korea original(2001-2)).

[marleneoftheopera]

A gorgeous shot of Lily in ‘Think of Me’!

[katlimeart]

Made in 2024

If you’ve seen this anywhere else, I posted it back on my deviantArt when it was made.

Peach cosplaying as Christine Daae from The Phantom of the Opera (2004)

[phantomtrader19]

POTO LONDON 16/03/2024 CHUMISA’S 3RD SHOW!! - REVIEW

(Audio will be gifted soon!)

I had booked this trip before Chumisa was announced to be taking over as alternate the day before so I was kicking myself I just missed her first show, I had heard clips of her online and she sounded incredible and lots of people were raving about her.

I went to the show expecting Eve or Colleen to be on as Lily had been off the Thursday and I didn’t think Chumisa would have done 2 shows directly after her debut BUT low and behold her name was on the castboard however I was a little skeptical as there has been a few times where it’s been incorrect.

During the Hannibal ballet Chumisa came out and I was so excited!! She looked gorgeous in the costume and wig! I also got the pleasure of seeing Lily as Carlotta again who was also brilliant, during Carlotta’s think of me Chumisa was in awe of her and just as the cloth was about to drop you could sense that she had sensed the presence of the phantom.

She began think of me and had a lovely vibrato to start off and then she delivered an unbelievable rendition of the song! So elegant in the way she moved in the Elissa skirt and so smiley like her Christine couldn’t believe her luck! Her cadenza was angelic to say the least so floaty and the high note so strong!

Her chemistry with Joe in the dressing room was so so good she played Christine like a total giddy teenager which really worked!

Her title song was lovely she has a great lower register for the beginning and then her cadenza was BEAUTIFUL and really powerful!

Perfect acting in music of the night played Christine with so much curiosity she was just fascinated by the phantom, her facial expressions and again so elegant in the way she moved!

The unmasking again just great acting and she held the note when singing “who’s is that face in the shadows…who’s is that face in the maaaaask” tiny detail that I LOVED

In the rooftop she was not having any of Raoul’s BS she completely stood on her own and almost seemed to be like well if you don’t believe me see ya later!

All I ask of you was brilliant! Again their chemistry was so palpable one of my fave performances I’ve seen of that song!

Masquerade again her little acting choices were so solid it was as if she was searching for the phantom in the crowd! Notes/managers 2 she stood up to Carlotta really strongly and when she got to Twisted every way you could see her Christine totally break down like she had nothing left to give, truly wonderful poignant acting choices!

Her wishing was SOOOO GOOD she relied a little more on her belt which I imagine she’ll get more into the soprano side further into her run but for her 3rd ever show an absolute acting masterclass!

In PONR she was stunning! When she knew it was the phantom it was almost rage coming out in her singing like she was so over his nonsense lol

NOW…..the final lair…..WOW

She was inCREDible!!! Again a lot of belt but it worked so so well for her portrayal of Christine she really held her own here I was blown away! I got that Chumisa rn is more of a Raoul Christine as opposed to Lily who’s the polar opposite so a really lovely change!

Overall for her 3rd show as Christine I see Chumisa being a fan favourite, so much charisma and charm in her Christine and vocally was beautiful and will only get better! All 4 London Christine’s are top of their game we’re truly spoiled!

Costume notes:

- Her wig texture and style was stunning I just wish they’d add a bit more hair to make it a bit fluffier.

- Her Elissa Skirt is like Anouk’s one so no big bow in the back and gold appliqué round the fake bodice.

- Lovely mint bow in her hair for Il muto and I’m not a massive costume buff however her rooftop dress looked different and I can’t pinpoint why?

- Her masquerade dress was slightly better than Lily’s the bodice was perfectly fit and adequately beaded and the skirt had a lovely shape! West end star princess’ are just not my fave tbh!

- Her wishing dress was like the original production ones with the waterfall drape which was interesting I wonder if that will change

[cdaae]

The more I hear about this production the more fascinated I am

2004 style unmasking- he knows she’s there, she cups his face, she rips it off

Firmin wears a dress in masquerade

He blows out a candle in her face which makes her faint

Instead of il Muto shadows the phantom swings on a rope from one side of the stage to the other

The red death is a cloak and the people surround it, pull the cloak away, and he’s just gone

There’s ramin-isms: Christine choking, strongER yet, covering the monkeys face at the end

[glassprism]

I'm making a quiz in Phantom and want to make a question about the minor characters played by the ensemble, like the monkey in Masquerade, and the Confidante in Il Muto. I'd like to ask if you happen to have made a list of them or seen one before (It doesn't need to include all of them). I can't find much information on Google. Thanks in advance.

Well, the thing about ensemble actors is that they're playing multiple characters throughout the show, it's not like a principal role where it's one-and-done. (So for example, the Christine understudy typically plays the Hannibal princess, the Mirror Bride, the Triangle Girl, a lady during the rehearsal scene, and perhaps a lady or page in Don Juan Triumphant.) Playbills and programs and the like will often list one or two of those roles, but not all of them. Many of them also don't have individual lines, they sing as a chorus, but if you want to include them (and you seem to since you include the Monkey as an example), you are essentially asking someone to look through the musical and list every character that shows up in the show that isn't a principal or supporting character. No wonder Google isn't going to help you!

But I can make an attempt, I suppose. Here's a not that complete listing of minor characters in most scenes in Phantom, gathered by looking at the libretto, programs, an archived version of Operafantomet's costume site, and of course, various bootlegs of the show itself, mainly sticking to the replica, as characters will vary across different productions and eliminating repeats (e.g. Buquet shows up in three scenes but I only put him in his first):

Auction Auctioneer Porters Auction guests Raoul's nurse

Hannibal Lefevre Reyer Buquet Princesses Slave master Slave girls Lion man Wild woman Soldiers Gollywog (now removed) Stage hand Wardrobe mistress

Dressing Room Conductor Servants with flowers Degas ballerinas Madame Firmin Madame Andre (only in the 25th) Mirror Bride

Il Muto Don Attilio Confidante Hairdresser Jeweler Jeweler's maid (played by Meg) Pageboy (played by Christine) Shepherd Sylphides

Masquerade Solo male dancer (only in the 25th) Drummer Triangle girl Monkey Rigoletto Man/woman Mandarin man Triton Butterfly girl Flower girl Fish girl Gibson girl "Gypsy" girl Hula girl Bonbon Gauloise Bo Peep Autumn lady Green and gold lady Rococo lady Fan lady African man Tweedledum Bacchus Buccaneer Executioner Snow Lady The domino The clown Bee woman (later addition) Various dummies

Don Juan Rehearsal Laughing man Rehearsal men Rehearsal women

Don Juan Triumphant Police chief Marksman Policemen Firemen Lamp lighter Donna (played by Carlotta) Spanish ladies Innkeeper Innkeeper's wife (sometimes Carlotta?) Page Monk Pipe smoker "Gypsy" (played by Meg) Passarino

Final Lair Rat catcher Members of the mob

[rainofaugustsith]

I really wonder if the Conservative Americans (tm) banning drag shows and "impersonators" even think for a moment about all the times that characters/actors playing a different gender are part of what is considered wholesome family entertainment and has been for a good century or more. It's only when it's a drag show or LGBT+ that it's somehow harmful which is so damned interesting, eh? A ban on "impersonators" (either by performing as a different gender or wearing gender nonconforming clothing) bans classic theater that is considered perfectly fine for under-18 year olds to see and even act in: 1. The Nutcracker ballet (Mother Ginger) 2. The Phantom of the Opera musical (Christine during Il Muto) 3. Chicago (Mary Sunshine) 4. Twelfth Night, Two Gentlemen of Verona and a bunch of other Shakespeare plays (female characters dress as and impersonate men) 5. Any ancient Greek play performed traditionally (the actors were men) 6. Any Shakespeare/Elizabethan play performed traditionally (the actors were men and boys) 7. Gypsy musical (Baby Louise dresses as a boy in her numbers) 8. Les Miserables musical (Gavroche is sometimes understudied and performed by the girls who play young Cosette/Eponine; there are at least two women actors dressed in the same clothes as the men on the barricades) 9. The Vampire Lestat musical (Gabrielle) 10. La Cage Aux Folles 11. Victor/Victoria (title character is a woman playing a man playing a woman) 12. Rent (Angel) 13. Miss Saigon (Tam has been played by both girls and boys even though the character is male) 14. West Side Story (Anybodys) 15. Cabaret (the Emcee possibly) Others?

[rose-margaritas]

A First-Timer’s Thoughts on the January 27th Performance of Phantom of the Opera (The Day After 35th Anniversary)

The main trio I saw was Paul A. Schaefer, Emilie Kouatchou, and Bronson Norris Murphy (!!!)

I originally thought that I would be seeing Ben Crawford as the Phantom and John Riddle as Raoul, so I literally squealed when I saw the updated cast.

I don’t know if it’s because I’m finally seeing this in real life or have seen the show online way too many times, but I was focusing on the background characters more than the main ones.

During the Hannibal rehearsal, I saw Mme. Giry fixing Meg’s posture all the way to the left of the stage, and later the slave master practicing (or flirting?) with another slave girl to the right back of the stage.

Raquel Suarez Groen is such a wonderful Carlotta, as always (Carlotta my beloved 💕)

There were quite a few Reyer/Christine moments, with one being him kissing the back of Christine’s hand after her performance.

The tight, squeeze hug between Meg and Christine in the dressing room was so cute!

Meg mumbling “Rehearsals… always rehearsals…!” as she stormed out the dressing room was adorable! (Can you tell that I love Meg?)

Paul’s Phantom was actually pretty good. The unmoving arms during MotN though… he just doesn’t have the grace that people would expect of the Phantom.

Paul’s got the creep crawl during STYDI, it was fast too.

During Prima Donna, Firmin gave a rather firm tap on Carlotta’s shoulder, and she leaned father away from him and closer to André afterwards, while giving Firmin wary looks.

Sassy Piangi for the win.

I never knew that the Phantom’s voice floats around the back of the theatre when they’re reading his note! It was such a wonderful experience, and I was actually looking around the theatre, following his voice lol.

Paul’s laugh was sort of… lackluster during Il Muto

Nehal Joshi is the best. André. Ever. His shrill calls for the ballet and his prolonged presence on the stage with the ballet dancers was so entertaining.

The Shepherd and the ballerinas deserve a medal for giving such a funny performance without muttering a single word.

Bronson’s Raoul looked like he genuinely believed in Christine’s fear for the Phantom. He was quite diligent when he looked around for the voice 🤭

Bronson grinning and spinning with his arms wide open during AIAOY was so cute!!!!!

He also spun Emilie around so many times that I lost count! Truthfully, he’s the first Raoul that made me genuinely ship R/C, and that’s saying something coming from someone who’s a hardcore E/C shipper.

I never noticed that the angels lower from the top of the frame for the AIAOY reprise, and I was slightly shocked to see Paul appear from it too (I don’t know what I was expecting honestly).

During Masquerade, the mannequin with the wings and a leg up the railing kept stealing my attention >:(

Piangi and Carlotta flipping the Opera score upside down and then back, trying to understand what they were looking at during Notes II.

Piangi subtly showing Christine where they are in the score always warms my heart!

Not Reyer clapping first and then saying that Piangi was wrong.

Paul sat so still during PONR that it made me wonder if he was simply a statue.

There were so many Raoul/Mme. Giry moments! During Notes/Prima Donna, after Masquerade, and the descent to the Lair.

Poor Barb suffered two concussions. One from hitting the edge of the stage frame, another from hitting the ground.

Paul’s “You. Try. My. Patience.” was so powerful and ferocious! Good job Paul! (I felt that he may have been saving his energy for the second act)

Raoul tried to look away from the kiss? Not sure.

Still not very used to the way they’re getting the lasso off now, but the sound Bronson emitted when the lasso was loosened definitely made up for it 🫣

The audience that night was a jovial bunch. They were incredibly responsive and laughed and clapped at all the right moments. I felt that this group were mainly people who wanted to experience the show again before it closes. I also chatted with some of the audience members at the stage door, and they were all so nice! They warmed the heart of an incredibly reclusive introvert. 🤗

If any of you guys want to see clips from that night, @symphony-in-a is currently posting them here on tumblr!

[lucygold95]

Christine understudy 권가민[Kwon Ga-min] as serafimo. (+ 손지수's new Serafimo photo.)

2023 May 10(Cover dress rehearsal)

I'm quite lazy, posting May pictures now.

#Similar but different pictures

+손지수 and 송은혜 as serafimo.

++손지수's serafimo photo from POTO Korea 2nd revival's 4th(...) program book.

[marleneoftheopera]

I keep trying to give the restaged a chance, as I fear we'll lose the original staging forever. I try to find some good things about it, but what happened to the bond between Christine and the Phantom? It could even be the same actor of original staging who had so much compassion in original staging, but in restaged it's removed. He doesn't even take her by the hand as they travel down to his lair. The horrible MOTN just makes me wanna cry. Can you find some good things about it?

I hear ya, in an effort to be "more realistic" it kind of took away a lot of the romance and compassion. It's almost like you can't tell a more grounded version of the story and also include realistic emotions and feelings! I think a lot of it has to do with the choreography. Christine always breaking away from the Phantom and Raoul and the added aggression and violence end up translating to how we view the characters. Often times I think Raoul pushing the Phantom up against the wall in Wandering Child is the closest we ever see the trio together!

But... I did also see the tour five times when it came to my city. Part of that was the fact that a tour hadn't stopped by in about 8 years. But if I had to put some good things about it that I did actually enjoy they would be:

The cobweb look in the Auction and removal of it in the Overture.

The Overture showing the ghosts coming back from Raoul's mind. A cool visualization that we are very likely seeing the show in flashback from his POV.

The monkey music box, specifically because the way it opened reminded me of the Vegas mirror.

The Megstine hug in Angel of Music, which has made its way to the replica productions. Something new I actually like!

Degas poses backstage. And them clapping for Christine when she comes to the dressing room.

The staircase with the stairs magically going in and out. That and how big and imposing the wall looks was really cool to watch live.

This is specific to Australia, but when Josh picks up Amy and they look at one another... I'm a sucker for it. What can I say?

Specific to the UK Tour. When the Phantom reaches for his mask Christine stopped him and then handed it to him herself.

The comedic bits (Il Muto, managers, etc.) were done well.

Proscenium actually looking like it's falling apart during the chandelier crash.

I am a bit up and back on it but there is something about Christine leaving the ring at the end. Depending on the Phantom you don't quite know if he really knew she was there or not.

The disappear at the end is pretty good.

The US especially had some really diverse casts. Love to see it.

[theheadlessgroom]

https://beatingheart-bride.tumblr.com/post/714272738944155648/beatingheart-bride-theheadlessgroom

@beatingheart-bride

The opera went off without a hitch for its two first acts: No disembodied voices echoing around the auditorium (nor did the new chandelier, installed at the beginning of the year, rattle precariously above the audience’s heads; the police took great care to put men up near it, lest they have a repeat of Il Muto’s curtain call), no rats raining from the rafters, not even a whisper of a ghost being around. There was still tension felt among the cast, the crew, and the managers, but so far, all had gone well.

And all continued to go well as the third act began, as the Don, draped in a hooded black cloak, sought to seduce the beautiful Aminta, exuding confidence from his anonymity-at least, until Aminta herself proved to be just as bound and determined to seduce her mystery suitor, taking her would-be lover by surprise with her forward flirtations, as they together approached The Point of No Return.

Randall gulped from behind the veil as he watched Emily skip out onto the stage, singing cheerfully as she flounced around, spritely and light-footed (a small showcase of her dancing talents as well as her vocal ones): Truly, she was beautiful in the peachy tones of Aminta’s dress, evoking spring-turning-summer (especially with a rose blooming in her blonde locks), with her tall black boots and black trim of her gown hinting at a mature streak many often overlooked. She was everything he dreamed of in the role and more.

Am I a fool? he thought to himself as he watched her, preparing for their long-awaited duet: Was this even a good idea, putting himself out onstage in front of an ocean of people, right under the noses of the police? Should he have just stayed in the attic like Emily suggested in her letter? An uncertainty began to creep into his gut...

…but as soon as Emily looked at him, and he began to sing, none of that mattered to him now, as he found himself melting effortlessly into the role of Don Juan, just as she had so beautifully melted into the role of Aminta. To be quite honest, the title character was the only one he hadn’t made any casting suggestions for in the libretto, as a part of him had always longed to play it himself. He never, ever imagined that he ever would, granted, and yet...here he was: Singing for a captivated audience with his angel.

And right under Morgan’s nose too! he thought delightedly, catching a glimpse of the pianist in the pit as he turned all of his focus on Emily and their performance.

[alisoncooper]

I heard you had Opinions about POTO and strictly come dancing?

i DO.

as much as i LOVE when they do phantom on the show, it's always a reiteration of the same style of dancing and to the same song - it's ALWAYS the title song. which is fair. it's the most recognisable song from the show (and interestingly, they always sing the version where the phantom sings "the phantom of the opera is now your mastermind" instead of "Is there inside your mind" - i don't know why), and it's also one of the most dramatic which lends itself well to tangos and pasodobles.

however, i'd like to see them mix it up a bit. for example, much of point of no return has a spanish theme because they're performing it under don juan. if they wanted to, strictly could absolutely utilise this for a pasodoble or a tango. i'd LOVE to see a version of the amanita dress adapted for ballroom dance. (i quite liked katie derham's pasodoble dress modelled on the dressing gown, so i'd like to see more of that in the strictly costuming)

alternatively, i think they're missing a trick by not doing a waltz to all i ask of you??? like seeing that would be my dream. that song would work beautifully set to a waltz - it has all the right energy for me with plenty of rise and fall in the music which is what a waltz needs - it requires the dancers to have rise and fall in the feet and knees. it would fit well thematically, and the costumes would again be beautiful for this. i can really imagine a traditional tail suit for the man in the dance to represent raoul, and then this gorgeous flared skirt for Christine with layers of shimmering white fabric overlaying pale pink and mint to represent the il muto gown.

i think a waltz could also work for music of the night but i personally wouldn't find this as interesting as all i ask of you, probably because i hate MoTN.

i hate the rumba, but at this point, i'd also accept a rumba to point of no return because i think it has the sensuality to work for that dance style. and they could also do tangos to that song - it has a lot of potential! and yet they keep doing those dance styles to the same song???

basically, i wish when strictly does do phantom of the opera performances, they mixed it up a bit instead of rehashing the same concept of 'oooh phantom of the opera so dramatic, so sexy'

[herstoriies]

92. one muse wears piece of clothing or jewelry that belongs to the other / bc i think the divas should get to play around in their compiled clothes and costumes and have fun!!

100 INDULGENT TROPES - accepting!

An unanticipated afternoon off from canceled rehearsals (courtesy of one opera ghost) turned to unexpected fun with Priscilla & Christine deciding to revisit the childhood fun of 'dress-up'. A long-lost game to childhood memory neither had really experienced, so it was time to make up for lost time. And this time, they had professionally sewn costumes, makeup, and accessories at their accessibility!

Before long the dressing room and Dresses, stockings, lace, and shoes scattered across every surface as the two giggled without ceasing.

At her own insistence, Priscilla had aided Christine into some 18th-century stays and paniers and of course, the lavish pink robe a la francaise, to be the Countess from Il Muto (the opera whose rehearsal was canceled!), complete with powder, wig, and lavish jewels.

"Utterly marvelous you look, Christine! Naturally, you'd make a perfect Countess!"

Satisfied with her handiwork, Priscilla nodded, then co-admired herself in the large mirror, twirling around and watching the tutu swirl around her. It was the first time she ever wore a tutu, or pointe shoes. So this is what it is to be a ballerina! Yet how Christine had managed to pull her untamable curls into such a neat ballet bun complete with silk flowers and ribbons was beyond her!

"And look!" she was only too eager to remark, extending her leg in some attempt of a ballet pose, "The only time a lady's ankles can be on full display and no one flutters an eyelash!"

@mlledaae

[cdaae]

Why Am I Like This- Phantom Collector Edition

I’m a completionist and an obsessive so I need all the different versions of a thing so here’s a list of where I’m at right now. I wish I could say that I was anywhere near done but there’s always more phantom stuff to collect

Books

Gaston Leroux x51(This includes all 6 English translations, 8 different languages, and three levels of French)

Gaston Leroux signed by Broadway Cast

The Underground’s of the Phantom of the Opera

The Phantom of the Bathtub

Night of the Phantom

Embrace the Night

Lessons from the Phantom of the Opera

Song of a Maiden

Madrigal

Phantom

Unmasqued

Phantom of Manhattan

Ruinsong

Roseblood

Beyond the Masque

Chanson de L’Ange

Sing Me Forgotten

The Angel of the Opera

The Phoenix of the Opera

The Phantom’s Opera

The Phantom of Paris

The Phantom’s Apprentice

Where Dreams Descend

The Phantom Cat of the Opera

Phantom Pop Up Book

George Perry’s Complete Phantom of the Opera

Phantoms of the Opera

The Trap Door Maker

Phantom Graphic Novel x2

The Phantom Cooks

2004 Companion

Geronimo Stilton

Thea Stilton

My Phantom

Phantoms in the Night

Phantom of Pemberly

Phantom of the Auditorium

Behind the Phantom’s Mask

The Phantom Returns

Phantom erotica

Book cassette

Souvenir edition OLC

Emoji of the opera

Phantom 2020

Phantom Phantasia

Songbird

The Phantom’s Lullaby

Phantom of the Little Russian Theatre

Masked Love

Treasures of Egypt

Victory

Venetian Romance

Susannah’s Secret

The Man in the Shadows

Love in the Spotlight

Let the Dream Begin

A Phantom’s Promise

Destiny’s Curse

Phantom by David Bischoff

Mini Leroux

L’Opera de Paris

Paris National Opera

Palais Garnier

Peeping Duck Gang

Out of the Darness

L’Opera De Paris Coulisses etc secrets du Garnier

Claude Rains Book

Movies/CDs/Media

Lon Chaney

Claude Rains x2

Herbert Lom x2

Phantom of Hollywood

Schell

Robert Englund

Charles Dance

David Staller

Julian Sands

2004 x17 (English x2, French x3 Germanx2, Greek, Spanish, Italian, limited(English and German), deluxe, and Ultimate, Special, Collectors(English and French)

Angel of Music

25th Anniversary

Love Never Dies

A Monster in Paris

Phantom of the Grindhouse

Anthony Mann

Phantom of the Theatre

Unmasking the Masterpiece

Love on Safari

Faust

1987 Cartoon(dvd & VHS)

Mystery Legends Phantom Game x2

2004 digital press kit(English and French)

OLC (cassette & CD)

CDs x59

Phantom of the Paradise Record

OLC small record(wywsha&motn)

Long box cd

Long box 2004

2004 VHS

Movie/book set

Long box OLC cassettes

Karaoke cassettes

Highlight cassettes

Robert Englund VHS

For Your Consideration 2004

Book casettes

Stage Fright

Props/Signed/Similar

Love Never Dies audience gift notebook

1992 tour Auction book prop

Jerry Mitchell signed LND after party invite

Phantoms Note from BWay x2

Don Juan Music from BWay x1 1/2

Ticket to 25th Anniversary Party

Majestic Theatre Phantom Barricade Cover

Photo cards, signed x16

Signed LOBs x2

Robert Englund autograph

Laird Mackintosh autograph

BWay 29th anniversary cast gift beanie

KAV’s dressing gown shoes

Manager’s BWay newspaper prop x4

Cast board name placards x3(2 BWay one Vegas)

Reopening cookies x2

London 35th anniversary rose petals and card

Il Muto page boy stockings

OBC cast member costume gloves

Printed cast member email

Cast made calendars 2006 and 2007

Full cast signed poster with Hugh

Signed trading card

Signed Michael Crawford Face mask

Signed Crawford Article

Signed 35 Poster

Signed Mask

Scrap of Christine’s wedding dress

Scrap of phantoms suit

10th anniversary invite

Opera glasses cast gift

Magazines

24/7 Magazine featuring Crivello

NYC City Guide 2014 & 2016

TODAY featuring Vegas

What’s On Vegas

Time Out New York

German LND

Theater Week 1988

In Theater 1998

Casino Player Magazine

Fate Magazine

Broadway Spotlight

Other

Megstine notebook

Mugs x7

Cups x5

Water Bottle

Ornaments x5

Phantom harmonica

Red death figure

Lon Chaney figure

Phantom Nutcracker

Phantom and Christine Barbies

Tote bag x4

Phantom creamer tops, complete set

Postcards x6

LOBs x2

Magnet x5

Stickers x12

Phantom Cat sticker set

Chibi phantom sticker set

Angel patch

Greeting cards x2

Posters x5

Art print

Calendar

Ramin based doll

Phantom doll + Ayesha

Snerik

Pen

Mardi Gras coin

Felt Raoul and Erik

Francœur bean

Small hand painted canvas

25th Anniversary limited edition boxed set

Canada gift bag

Mexico phone card

Japanese train card x2

Trading card

Lon Chaney money

Lon Chaney stamp

Pencil

Phone case

Gift bag

Japanese posters x6

Herbert Lom ad stamp

Complete LND London draft script

Blanket

Operetta

34th Anniversary blank playbill sticker sheets

Goosebumps pen

Goosebumps magnet

Goosebumps stickers x9

Bendyfigs phantom

German postcard

Angel of Music coffee

Where Dreams Descend popcorn holder

Raoul and Christine art print

Large paper bag

1994 calendar

Ireland phone card

Movie screening invite

German something?

Frame

Vegas key card

Angel of music bear

Tea towels x2

Mask sticker

Blockbuster card

Phantom press invite

Mini 2004 scrapbook

Playing cards

Assorted Japanese 2004 film memorabilia(10 pieces)

2004 film poster and booklet

1999 ticket info

2023 newspaper clippings

Gingerbread ornament

Aussie keychain

Phantom/Christine blanket

2011 wall calendar

2012 wall calendar

2013 wall calendar

Angel ornament

Universal Erik doll

Sarah/Steve Ad

1993 calendar

2004 Mylar

1995 calendar

Italy confetti

Crawford ornament

Halloween figure

Matchbox

Soap?

Heart frame

Jewelry

Pins x11

Charm bracelet

Necklace x2

Key chains x14

Replica Ring

Hair bow x2

Think of Me hair clips

Jewelry pouch

Music Boxes

Square black jewelry music box

Il Muto

Limited Edition boat scene

Boat Scene

Phantom and Christine wedding

Porcelain signs x2

Limited edition mirror scene

Mirror scene

Mirror

Limited edition MotN

Red Death

Throne water globe

Music water globe

Phantom w/ stick water globe

Rooftop water globe

Russian egg(?)

Mirror scene water globe

Phantom w/ stick

Phantom in throne

Monkey music box

Limited edition Jack in the box

Boat scene water globe(broken globe)

Russian egg (?? Missing top)

Small music box(no music)

Universal Phantom and Christine

Phantom and Christine with Marni

Opera House

Phantom Automata

Madame Alexander Christine Doll

Broken Mirror

Erik and Christine porcelain figure

Music pedestal

Clothing

Socks

Glow in the dark boxers

Night shirt

Phantom BWay x2

Sydney Harbour shirt

Christine dressing gown VTC

Peacock dress

US tour grey shirt

Christmas Sweatshirt

Toronto shirt

Candy of the Opera

1988 mask shirt

Phantom of the Opry shirt

New York shirt

Mask sweatshirt

Ghost Red Death Shirt

35th anniversary shirt

Italy shirt

Programs/Playbills/ETC

Loose understudy slips x14

Ticket stubs x11

Newspaper clippings

Mini flyers x6

Flyers x40

Ken Hill souvenir program

2004 film souvenir program

ALW souvenir programs x49

BWAY playbills x63

Signed playbills x12

Tour playbills x20

London programs x18

YK phantom playbill

World tour playbill

Melbourne playbill

Robert Englund film souvenir program

Italy program

Sweden program

Music Books

ALW piano x3(easy, intermediate, expert)

2004 film

YK phantom

LND London

I can honestly say this may not even be everything because sometimes I forget to add new acquisitions to the list. If there’s anything on the list you wanna see pics of, I’m happy to share!