Our Strange Duet
Inspired by Andrew Lloyd Webber's Phantom of the Opera
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Erin A. Craig
A reimagining of Andrew Lloyd Webber's Phantom of the Opera, spotlighting Christine Daaé as she rises to fame while torn between love, ambition, and the haunting secrets of the opera house from #1 New York Times bestselling author Erin A. Craig.
She was never just the voice he shaped . . .
A rising soprano with a gift she is only just learning to embrace, Christine Daaé has moved through the glittering world of the Opera Populaire longing to find her purpose. Instead, she finds herself caught between two men who refuse to let her slip quietly into the chorus.
One is Raoul, her childhood friend turned devoted admirer, offering her a future filled with warmth, safety, and a love that feels like sunlight. The other is a mysterious masked figure who lurks beneath the Opera House: The Phantom. His brilliance, obsession, and dangerous devotion to nurturing Christine’s talents ignites a dark and complicated passion in her heart.
As Christine’s star ascends, so does the tension between Raoul and the Phantom. She must decide who she is when the curtain falls—and what she’s willing to risk for the life she wants.
Set against the sweeping, romantic world of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Phantom of the Opera, Our Strange Duet allows Christine Daaé to take center stage to tell her own story: fierce, emotional, and unforgettable.
Narration by:
BEATRICE PENNY-TOURÉ as Christine Daae
JORDAN DONICA as Erik
JORDAN FISHER as Raoul, Vicomte de Chagny
STEPHANIE STYLES as Meg Giry
SIERRA BOGGESS as Carlotta Giudicelli
NORM LEWIS as Ubaldo Piangi
KATRINA LENK as Madame Giry
JESSE TYLER FERGUSON as Monsieur Firmin
and DAN STEVENS as Monsieur André
Featured in various roles are:
ROBERT PETKOFF, OLIVER WYMAN, ARI FERCH, BRIANNA KALEEN, KATIE ALLSUP, LEAH HOROWITZ, JEREMY CARLISLE PARKER, MARK SANDERLIN, ANDREW MAGUIRE, SAM POTTINGER, and GABE LEMUS
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Critic Reviews
"The narrative is sure to delight both newcomers and die-hard Phantom fans. 'Open up your mind, let your fantasies unwind' with this captivating riff on a beloved classic." —Kirkus Reviews
"Craig stays true to the musical’s structure and pacing....perfect for teen readers, though more geared to adult Phantom Phans." —School Library Journal
"A captivating choice for fans of gothic fantasy, romantic retellings, and The Phantom of the Opera, as well as readers looking for an elegant blend of history, mystery, and romance." —Booklist
"The fiery layers of relational complexity between Christine, Raoul, and the Angel are likely to satisfy romance and drama lovers, and Craig's dedication to retaining the original plot gives fans of the play multiple levels of entertainment and understanding." —Shelf Awareness
"Craig stays true to the musical’s structure and pacing....perfect for teen readers, though more geared to adult Phantom Phans." —School Library Journal
"A captivating choice for fans of gothic fantasy, romantic retellings, and The Phantom of the Opera, as well as readers looking for an elegant blend of history, mystery, and romance." —Booklist
"The fiery layers of relational complexity between Christine, Raoul, and the Angel are likely to satisfy romance and drama lovers, and Craig's dedication to retaining the original plot gives fans of the play multiple levels of entertainment and understanding." —Shelf Awareness
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