The Phantom of the Opera Tickets

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The Phantom of the Opera is one of the most West End’s most high-profile productions. This epic musical theatre production has been in residence at Her Majesty’s Theatre since 1986.

Cameron Mackintosh and Andrew Lloyd Webber created an incredible musical that since its original premiere has grossed more than any other theatrical presentation or film. It continues to enchant audiences at Her Majesty’s Theatre with its gorgeous costumes, exquisite sets and breath-taking visual effects.

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Is anything more spine-tingling than hearing the audience murmur drop to a hush and seeing the house lights go down? Can anything beat the thrill of watching the actors emerge from the wings, ready to give the performance of a lifetime?

At TheatrePeople.com we love these moments more than anything, and we want you to enjoy your live theatre experience just as much.

To get you in the mood for your visit to The Phantom Of The Opera, we’ve prepared this gorgeous gallery of images from the show for your perusal and pleasure. It’s a pre-show peek at the West End cast and key elements of the production that’s sure to up your anticipation for the real thing.

These images are from the current production of The Phantom Of The Opera at Her Majesty’s Theatre. Adapted from the novel Le Fantôme de l'Opéra by Gaston Leroux, The Phantom Of The Opera is the story of beautiful soprano Christine, who becomes the obsession of a mysterious, masked figure known only as The Phantom.

The Phantom Of The Opera has been seen by more than 130 million people across the globe. Its $5.6 billion in box-office returns are higher than that of any other stage play or film in history.

The Phantom Of The Opera was adapted for the stage by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Richard Stilgoe, who wrote the book and music, and Charles Hart who wrote the lyrics. The show originally premiered in the West End of London at Her Majesty’s Theatre in October 1986.

Phantom has won over 50 major theatre awards. Among them are three Oliviers, the most recent being the 2002 Oliver Audience Award for Most Popular Show, and seven Tony Awards including Best Musical.

Whether you’ve already booked your seats for The Phantom Of The Opera through us or you’re still making up your mind, we hope this gallery gives you a feeling for the essence of the show. We know where we’d like to be next time the curtain goes up at Her Majesty’s Theatre. Perhaps we’ll see you there.

The smell of the greasepaint and the roar of the crowd is what theatre’s all about. It may be a cliché but we bet it’s true for you too. There’s nothing like being there. That said, we know that a trip to the theatre can be a big commitment in terms of preparation and travel.

Check out our video sampler of The Phantom of the Opera, currently playing at Her Majesty’s Theatre in the West End. It can’t give you the in-the-moment, large-as-life buzz of the real deal. But it’s the best way to get a taste of The Phantom of the Opera before you book your seat.

The story takes place far beneath the splendour and glory of the Paris Opera House, where a mysterious Phantom hides away. Disgraced by his physical appearance and feared by all, his love for the beautiful soprano Christine Daae is so great that her heart cannot resist.

The show is an eye-popping spectacle that’s drawn particular attention for its elegant costumes, beautiful sets and spectacular visual effects. Each performance has 230 costumes, 22 scene changes, 281 candles and uses 250 kg of dry ice and 10 fog and smoke machines.

The Phantom’s make-up takes two hours to apply and 30 minutes to remove. The prosthetics are fitted, setting immediately, then two wigs, two radio microphones and two contact lenses are positioned.

Harold Prince is the director of The Phantom of the Opera, with book and music by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Richard Stilgoe and lyrics by Charles Hart. The show originally premiered in London in October 1986.

We hope you enjoy this peek at the current London production of The Phantom of the Opera at Her Majesty’s Theatre. For further information and to book a seat, click on the relevant section above or at the sides of this page.