Phantom of the Opera Tickets

Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Phantom of the Opera has been enchanting audiences in the West End for over 30 years at London’s Her Majesty’s Theatre. The popular musical has won over 70 major theatre awards and has sold over 140 million tickets worldwide. Tickets for Phantom of the Opera remain some of the most sought after today. The haunting love story has incredible music and lyrics but for #StageySoundtrackSunday we have narrowed it down to our top 5 Phantom songs.

Phantom of the Opera opened in London’s West End in 1986 and today it is celebrating its 35th anniversary! To mark this epic milestone, we’re going to delve into some fun facts about the Andrew Lloyd Webber musical. Don’t forget to celebrate this special birthday with tickets for Phantom of the Opera at Her Majesty’s Theatre; this is one classic you have to see! And Phantom tickets remain some of the most popular in the West End over three decades so book yours now!

New details regarding the home of Phantom of the Opera Her Majesty’s Theatre in London’s West End have been revealed. The planning application has shed light on new information featuring redesign details.

Firm plans have now been announced for The Phantom of the Opera's West End return this summer with Killian Donnelly set to portray the titular character. The on-again, off-again production caused quite a stir this summer when the status of its future was put into question after Cameron Mackintosh had prematurely declared a permanent shut down for the show. The claim was refuted later by both Andrew Lloyd Webber and Jessica Koravos.

The creator of Cats and the upcoming new Cinderella musical has teased the West End return of The Phantom of the Opera. This comes after it was announced the show would be permanently closed indefinitely before eventually being uncancelled and later confirmed to return as soon as possible in its "original version."

The plot thickens. Jessica Koravos, president of Andrew Lloyd Webber's Really Useful Group, has provided a further explanation on the murky fate of The Phantom of the Opera in London's West End, stating that Cameron Mackintosh didn't mean to say that the show itself would be "permanently" closed. Read the full scoop below.

Composer Andrew Lloyd Webber took to Twitter today to respond to Cameron Mackintosh's recent Evening Standard article, in which he declared that The Phantom of the Opera would be permanently shutting down.

The Phantom of the Opera, one of the West End's hallmark productions, has been forced to shut down permanently along with its nationwide tour. The news was confirmed today by producer Cameron Mackintosh in an article written for the Evening Standard. Together with Andrew Lloyd Webber, he plans to bring the show back to London sometime in the future, though it's unclear what version of it fans might get and whether it will still run at Her Majesty's Theatre. The news marks a tragic day for London and UK theatregoers as the pandemic continues to ravage the industry with the UK Government working at a snail's pace to save the once-booming and prized arts sector. 

21-time Tony Award-winning theatre legend Hal (Harold) Prince has sadly passed away at the age of 91. Even those with limited theatre knowledge will recognise the iconic shows that broke the mould of musical theatre, such as Phantom of the Opera, Sweeney Todd, Cabaret and Evita, to name just a few.