New York Exploration: Masquerade NYC (2)🎭

The show lasts about two hours without an intermission. You’ll move around the five-story space following the actors, as if you’re backstage in a real opera house. The proximity to the performers allows you to see every expression, every bead of sweat, and every emotional tension. It feels like you’re watching through a "first-row close-up lens." The sets are incredibly detailed, with different lighting and atmospheres in each room. The large-scale singing scenes are truly spine-tingling! 🎶 🎭 In my show, the Phantom was played by an Asian male actor, and Christine was a talented Black actress. Their vocal performances were so powerful that the audience was clapping almost non-stop. The actors also interacted frequently with the audience, with some people being "invited" to sit at the piano and pretend to play, while others got directly involved in the plot. It was so much fun! 🎭 The dress code is strictly black, white, and silver. I recommend cocktail dresses, formal suits, and other elegant styles. Everyone dressed up so thoughtfully, making it feel like we were attending a 19th-century masquerade ball. You can bring your own mask or pick up an official black lace half-mask at the venue. 🎭 Four years ago, my first Broadway experience was "The Phantom of the Opera," and I was moved to tears by the music and emotion. 🎭I never expected that four years later, the Phantom would return in this new form, not only preserving the classic melodies and emotional intensity but also wrapping me up in the story through immersive design. 🌟 "Masquerade NYC" is not just a simple "interactive experience"—it’s a complete, refined, and highly musical reimagining of the classic. I highly recommend it to anyone who loves POTO (Phantom of the Opera)! 🎭 #MasqueradeNYC #PhantomOfTheOpera 🎶