- Where?
- Her Majesty’s Theatre, Haymarket
- When?
- 27th July 2021 to 28th September 2024
- 7.30 PM (Mon-Sat)
- 2.30 PM matinees (Wed & Sat)
- Running time?
- 2 hours 30 mins, with interval
- Price?
- From £25
- Parking:
- Nearby car parks
- Buses:
- 14, 19, 38
- Bus fares
- Trains:
- The closest station is Piccadilly Circus Bakerloo Piccadilly
- Other nearby stations: Charing Cross and Leicester Square
- Train fares
Andrew Lloyd Webber's much-loved musical The Phantom of the Opera has been captivating West End audiences for more than 35 years, picking up over 70 major theatre awards including 3 Olivers and 7 Tonys during its record-breaking run.
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Beneath the splendour of the Paris Opera House lurks the legendary Phantom... a horribly scarred composer who lives a lonely existence in the bowels of the building because he's shamed by his ugly appearance.
But then he sees the beautiful chorus girl Christine and dares to venture upstairs to meet her, training her to sing the music of the night.
After falling hopelessly in love he discovers that she's already promised to another, and begins a campaign of terror to win her heart.
The West End's most stunning set
Her Majesty's Theatre houses one of the West End's most lavish sets. At one point the Phantom's boat glides across an underground lake with glowing candles rising up out of the misty water... and if you don't already know what happens to the gigantic chandelier that hangs precariously above the audience then we won't spoil the surprise!
Andrew Lloyd Webber's memorable score
The haunting score contains some of Webber's most memorable tunes, including Music Of The Night, All I Ask Of You, Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again, Masquerade, and the iconic title song Phantom Of The Opera.
What the theatre critics say...
Sunday Express: ★★★★ "The staging has never looked more spectacular"; The Telegraph: ★★★★ "Lloyd Webber's epic tearjerker is back in all its gothic glory"; The Guardian: ★★★★ "The music of the night is back"; Sunday Times: "Spectacle abounds. The show has only grown in its artistic power"; Daily Mail: "It's fantastic, fabulous and phantasmagorical!"; Evening Standard: "This West End spectacular more than deserves its classic status"
Phantom of the Opera Cast & Creatives
Director: Harold Prince; Written by: Andrew Lloyd Webber, Richard Stilgoe; Cast: Jon Robyns, Lily Kerhoas, Joe Griffiths-Brown, Paige Blankson, Kelly Glyptis, Adam Linstead, Matt Harrop, David Kristopher-Brown, Francesca Ellis, Maiya Hikasa; Music and lyrics: Andrew Lloyd Webber, Charles Hart, Richard Stilgoe
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