Phantom of the Opera is not technically considered an opera, but rather a musical. While it features many elements typically associated with operas, such as dramatic costumes, elaborate sets, and emotionally charged music, it differs in that it also incorporates spoken dialogue and is generally performed by a cast of actors with singing abilities, rather than solely by trained operatic singers. Additionally, the music of Phantom of the Opera is more heavily influenced by popular music and musical theatre traditions, rather than classical opera. Overall, Phantom of the Opera is considered to be more of a hybrid between opera and musical theatre.
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