The Phantom of the Opera

Andrew Lloyd Webber’s The Phantom of the Opera has returned to its home, Her Majesty’s Theatre London, and tickets are on sale for performance until 13th February 2022.

Experience the thrill of the West End’s most haunting love story, starring double Olivier Award nominee Killian Donnelly as The Phantom, Lucy St. Louis as Christine Daaé and Rhys Whitfield as Raoul.

The Phantom Awaits…

Set in the Opéra Populaire, Christine Daaé is a young singer who is suddenly thrust into the spotlight of a troubled production. Her stunning voice is the result of her secretive teacher, the mysterious Phantom, who lives deep beneath the building. As Christine takes on the lead role in the opera, the Phantom begins to reveal himself. But does his uncover too much? The Phantom's passion for her puts Christine, and her fiancée Raoul, in grave danger. From his subterranean lair, the Phantom plots to tear the two apart and destroy everything they love if Christine does not submit to him. Discover the incredible story for yourself, and book The Phantom of the Opera tickets.

Find out everything you need to know about The Phantom of the Opera in London.

For over 30 years, The Phantom of the Opera musical has wowed the West End with its tale of dark romance, jealousy and murder. The production features stunning sets, glittering gowns and the most beautiful chandelier you’ve ever seen in a theatre. The Phantom of the Opera’s hauntingly beautiful music was created by theatre icon, Andrew Lloyd Webber, with lyrics by Charles Hart. Don’t miss this beautiful musical as it returns to London.

What to Watch For

• 6,000 beads, with 35 beads to an individual string, make up the iconic chandelier featured in The Phantom of the Opera. At a whopping three metres wide, and with a weight of one ton, it’s not exactly one for your living room.
• It takes 130 people to put on a performance of The Phantom of the Opera in London. That includes the cast, creatives and backstage crew. Included in this team are 14 dressers who manage the 230 costumes in the show. They're in charge of everything from ballet shoes to ballgowns.
• Creating the eerie effects in the Phantom's lair in The Phantom of the Opera requires a lot of effort. Each performance uses 50 kg of dry ice and 10 fog and smoke machines to capture the haunting atmosphere.