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The Phantom of the Opera tickets

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A timeless musical masterpiece

Playing for over 30 years, Andrew Lloyd Webber's global smash-hit The Phantom of the Opera has become the second longest-running musical in the West End, and the longest-running show on Broadway. With an iconic score, stunning sets, gorgeous costumes and dazzling special effects, this unmissable production is essential viewing, earning a reputation as one of London's best musicals.

Based on Gaston Leroux’s novel, The Phantom of the Opera follows the story of a Parisian Opera house haunted by a mythical musical genius, known as the Phantom. When beautiful soprano Christine becomes the object of his affections, it becomes clear that he will stop at nothing to possess her. As Christine falls for handsome Vicomte Raoul, the Phantom’s love turns to vengeful jealousy in this tale of obsession and desire.

Andrew Lloyd Webber’s unforgettable score, with lyrics by Charles Hart and Richard Stilgoe, is known around the world, including classics such as "The Music of the Night", "All I Ask of You" and the ominous title song "The Phantom of the Opera".

All visitors to the West End should book The Phantom of the Opera tickets for a truly magical theatrical experience that must be seen to be believed.

Performance dates: 15 Aug 2022 - 04 Mar 2023

Running time: 2 hours 30 minutes (including an interval)

Age recommendation: Best for age 10+. Under 4s not permitted.

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SeatPlan Recommends: For the best vantage point of the iconic chandelier, choose seats in the central stalls (around row H) before the overhang of the Dress Circle impacts the view in the rows behind.

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Killian Donnelly (Phantom) and Lucy St Louis (Christine) in The Phantom of the Opera
Lucy St Louis as Christine in The Phantom of the Opera
Killian Donnelly as the Phantom in The Phantom of the Opera
The masquerade sequence in The Phantom of the Opera
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Frequently asked questions

The Phantom of the Opera runs for 2 hours and 30 minutes, including a 20 minute interval. 

Evening performances start at 7.30pm, ending at 10pm. Matinees on Thursdays and Saturdays start at 2.30pm and end at 5pm.
Andrew Lloyd Webber collaborated with musician Richard Stilgoe and lyricist Charles Hart to adapt The Phantom of the Opera into the hugely popular, award-winning West End musical. Its score - including "The Music of the Night" and the iconic title song "The Phantom of the Opera" - is known worldwide. The Phantom of the Opera is based on French author Gaston Leroux’s novel, which was published in the early 1900s.
Based on Gaston Leroux’s early 20th century gothic novel, The Phantom of the Opera is a story of love and obsession set within the grand scenery of the Paris Opera House. The titular Phantom, a musical genius who lurks beneath the building, sets his sights on beautiful and talented young soprano Christine. But when Christine falls in love with the handsome Vicomte Raoul, the Phantom’s love sours into rage and jealousy as he stops at nothing to possess the object of his desires.
The Phantom of the Opera plays at Her Majesty’s Theatre. Located in the heart of London's West End, Her Majesty's Theatre is close to Piccadilly Circus for Underground services and Charing Cross for National Rail.
The Phantom of the Opera had its world premiere in London in 1986. There have been more than 13,000 performances of the musical in London, including a special 25th Anniversary filmed production at the Royal Albert Hall in 2011.
The current Phantom of the Opera London cast includes Olivier Award-nominated actor Killian Donnelly as the Phantom, Lucy St Louis as Christine and Rhys Whitfield as Raoul. 

Many musical theatre stars have played the Phantom of the Opera in London since 1986 including Michael Crawford, who originated the role opposite Sarah Brightman as Christine. John Owen-Jones is the longest-serving London Phantom, having appeared in almost 1,400 performances. Ramin Karimloo starred as the Phantom during the show’s 25th anniversary performances at the Royal Albert Hall in 2011.
The best way to get cheap Phantom of the Opera tickets is to book at least six weeks ahead for best availability and check the view from your seat with SeatPlan. If you can book for a midweek performance, tickets are as much as 20% cheaper than at the weekend.

Restricted view seats at the rear of the Stalls are much cheaper than others in the section, however pillars and the overhang affected views of the stage. It is worth looking at the view from seats in the same price bands in the Royal Circle and Grand Circle to get better value for your money. Grand Circle D15 and B12 , which one reviewer notes has “a great view of the chandelier scene” are good cheaper options despite being further from the stage.

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