Chris mann phantom of the opera review

          I have no idea what I might have thought of the show had Chris Mann performed..

          While I found Chris Mann's performance full of rangy and strong lyrics, he was not always assisted by moments which allowed him to maximize the.

        1. It really is a spectacular production with sensational cast, breathtaking set, and of course the legendary chandelier.
        2. I have no idea what I might have thought of the show had Chris Mann performed.
        3. Things I liked: The music is still beautiful and the orchestra sounded great, Kaitlyn Davis sang and acted sweetly in a very impressive turn.
        4. Chris Mann was a wonderful Phantom.

          5. National tour of Phantom of the Opera at The Kennedy Center (review)

          Full disclosure: I have seen Phantom of the Opera on Broadway four times, dating back to my formative theatergoing years during its inaugural season on Broadway in 1988.

          A decade later, and went twice more over the ensuing years, seeing it at different maturity levels in my life. And I have never really enjoyed it.

          You may wonder why I would agree to review Cameron Mackintosh’s re-imagined touring version if my feeling on the musical through the decades hasn’t changed.

          Truth is, I did so because I wanted to see the production through the eyes of my 10-year-old daughter, Cassidy, a “seasoned” theater vet who has seen about 30 shows in the last two years. I thought that maybe I would have a different experience watching it with her.

          In her words: “It was my favorite musical ever.”
          My words: “I wish I understood the appeal.”

          Truth be told, I feel that Andrew Lloyd Webber and Richard Stilgoe’s book is a bit bo