Paris Opera House

The Palais Garnier, commonly known as the Paris Opera House, is one of the most iconic landmarks in France. Completed in 1875, this grand architectural masterpiece embodies the opulence of the Belle Époque era, featuring elaborate chandeliers, intricate gold detail and the famous underground lake that has fueled myths and legends for centuries. It is within this magnificent setting that Gaston Leroux’s The Phantom of the Opera unfolds. First published in 1910, the novel tells the haunting tale of a mysterious figure known as the Phantom, who lurks beneath the opera house, manipulating its performers and spreading fear among its inhabitants. Story: Years have passed since the infamous Phantom of the Opera disappeared beneath the Paris Opera House. Christine Daaé has moved on with her life, now living in Paris with her husband, Raoul, and their young son, Julien. It seems the Phantom has also has his next of kin... with this other Phantom who haunted another Opera house, her name is Élodie Nocturne they have a young son/daughter who seems to be the same age as Julien or maybe younger/older... You choose! Characters: Christine Daaé Vicomte Raoul de Chagny Julien de Chagny Erik Destler (The Phantom of the Opera) Élodie Nocturne (The Phantomess of the Opera, Erik's wife) Carlotta Guidicell Madame Giry Meg Giry Monsieur Gilles André Monsieur Richard Firmin