Quentin Oliver Lee, star in ‘Phantom Of The Opera’ tour, dies at 34


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He died peacefully, with a smile on his face, surrounded by his loved ones on Dec 1, 2022. Photo: Quentin Oliver Lee/Instagram

Quentin Oliver Lee, a rich-voiced baritone who starred in the US tour of The Phantom Of The Opera and appeared in a Broadway revival of Caroline, Or Change, died Thursday (Dec 1) after a battle with cancer. He was 34.

Lee’s wife, Angie Lee Graham, announced the death in a post on his Instagram that did not specify the cause. Lee said in the spring that he had been diagnosed with stage 4 colon cancer.

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