Presented by: Anelena, Margaret and KristenPresented by Anelena, Margaret and Kristen

Phantom of the Opera

CONCLUSION

INTRODUCTION

This field trip has been selected to expand knowledge, understanding and appreciation of the art form.

The trip will give the students many important points about the “Phantom of the Opera” that not everybody knows about and that are considered like the most important characteristics of the play

The Pantages Theatre

Paradox of lighting design

THE PANTAGES THEATRE

THE PANTAGES THEATRE

North America’s finest theatres

* Transformations

Original Production

Shadows

The Educational Experience

• A Learning Experience

• Phantastic Facts

• Many responsibilities of people in the theater.

The Phantastic Facts

• The chandelier weighs 545.5kg (1200 lbs..)

• It has 56 light bulbs and a total voltage of 1850 watts 12 volts

• 230 costumes. 150 pairs of shoes. 70 wigs

The many responsibilities of people in the theater

39 people acting

Backstage crew consists of 39 people.

5 costume design

• Tickets and Meals

• Transportation

• SchedulePantages Theatre

• Matinee Price: $37

• Restaurant : $8.00

Bus Fee: $416.00

Before 9am and After 2pm: $60.00

1/2 Travel time to & From: $13.00

Total Mile Cost: $440.00 (734 miles times $0.60 a mile)

Total: $929.00

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• Leave CHS at 7am

• Eat Lunch 12:30pm

• Phantom of the Opera 2-5pm

• Dinner

• Return to CHS 11pm

Conclusion

Now in the tenth record breaking year at the Historic Pantages Theatre in downtown Toronto, the original Canadian production “of the Phantom of the Opera” continues to enchant audiences as Canada’s longest running musical. The Story’s compelling blend of romance and horror is brought to stunning life by Lloyd Webber’s sweeping melodies and dramatic score.

Bibliography

• Mc Kemy Mary, “Pantages theatre” -Toronto [Online] Available

http://phantom.skywalk.com/toronto/toronto.html October 22,1998 Briefly describes the transformations that the Pantages Theatre has had.

• Mc Kemy Mary, The Phantom in Toronto [Online] Avalible

http://phantom.skywalk.com/locations/canada/html October 23, 1998 Information on the live Broadway showing of the Phantom in Canada.

•No author. Livent Phantom Web Ed. [On line] Available

http://www.livent.com/pha/pha_web.html, October 19, 1998Description of the cultural, educational and musical experience that the"Phantom of the Opera" offers. It refers the music as the basis of the play.

•No author. "Theater 'Treat!" Clarkston Eccentric

October 23, 1998: 1 pageBriefly list of the most important points of the play, such as tickets prices,tickets discounts, free calls to the theatre, packages and hotels to stay in.

•No author. Theatre Review for Phantom of the Opera. [On line] Available

http://www.reallyuseful.com/news/Phantom/Pr/html, October 22, 1998It tells how people and students really enjoy the play and how it has affectedthe lives of many people.

•No author. The Phantom of the OPERA. [On line] Available

http://www.800tixx.com/ruwt_phantom.html, October 22, 1998It tells how many people have gone because of the Educational experience thatthey can learn of the play.