Musical Reviews

Les Mis 25th Anniversary Concert: Revolutionary Music of Happiness and Anguish

By: Cameron Tyo February 10th, 2025 Les Mis was a book written by Victor Hugo that was adapted into a French musical in 1980. It has been a musical theater staple ever since an English adaptation of the show made its way to the West End in 1985 and eventually to Broadway. With this came […]

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Phantom of the Opera at The Royal Albert Hall: A Masterpiece Where Voices Really do Sound Like an Angel of Music

By: Cameron Tyo January 21st, 2025 Note: This review could include what people deem as mild spoilers for Phantom of the Opera. Please continue with this in mind The Phantom of the Opera book was released by Gaston Leroux in 1910 and, from that point forward, has been created into many different movie and show adaptations.

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Hadestown: A Sad Song, a Tragedy, but Amazing Nonetheless

By: Cameron Tyo October 27th, 2024 Hadestown is a musical retelling of the Greek myth tale of “Orpheus and Eurydice,” weaving together modern concepts such as capitalism and elements of the myth “The Abduction of Persephone.” The story is told through soulful jazz-like tunes and powerful ballads, showing the bond between Orpheus and Eurydice, revealing

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