Phantom of the Opera Audio Drama
Tyler Cowan for Narrator
The narrator of the story. The role has many lines and requires a lot of talking. Because this role also carries much of the project, your voice should be smooth and easy on the ears. It is your job to keep readers listening, so give life to the words. Add dramatics when describing an intense scene or comedics when recording an amusing scene. Do not sound monotone, but add many varying levels.
Please be ready to record a LOT of dialogue if casted.
The young woman began to sob. She was scared and in pain. First, she had to give up the starring role due to a painful injury, then she had to listen to everyone constantly praise Christine’s talent, and now she had been kidnapped by the infamous Opera Ghost for no other reason than that she wasn’t the oh-so-perfect Christine.
How could she possibly be feeling this way? Erik was the Opera Ghost, the Phantom of the Opera, and most importantly, her kidnapper! Instead of standing around questioning her strange feelings for him, she should be making a straight line for the exit or telling someone what had happened to her so they could help her or anything other than what she was currently doing.
Erik felt as if he couldn’t breathe. In all his years of living, no one, much less a woman, had ever put his happiness above their own.
