#Phantom #opera #GastónLeroux
In this episode we look at what real life incidents inspired Gastón Leroux , when he wrote his epic Le Fantôme de l’Opéra.
If while visiting Opera Palais Garnier in Paris, you happen to spot an aged disfigured chap fiddling with his grand old organ...be afraid....be very afraid.

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Music track: 'Phantom' kindly written exclusively for this story by “Visions of dystopia” - Eric Juskewycz and Damien Maurel
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