Theatre Tickets - Phantom of the Opera

Ticket Prices*

The Andrew Lloyd Weber classic Phantom of the Opera has been running in London for over 20 years.  Please view our range of theatre tickets and excellent value show and meal deal packages for this legendary London show:

Best Seats:           £31.50 - £69.20

Show & Meal Options:   Theatre Ticket and 2 course meal at:

£55.00 (Ticket normally £55.00 alone) at HAMPSHIRE BAR & RESTAURANT

£30.00 (Ticket normally £25.00 alone) at GALILEO'S ITALIAN RESTAURANT

*Guide prices - may differ for some performances

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Show Type:  Musical

Show Overview

The Phantom of the Opera, the classic musical production at Her Majesty's Theatre is set in 19th Century Paris in the Opera Garnier. The mysterious Phantom has been part of the Opera house underground system for many years, even getting a salary and a box for every performance. No one knows him or who he is.

He takes on a protégée, Christine Daae who is a member of the chorus but when the Phantom, who claims to be the Angel of Music, gives her vocal coaching (through the wall of her dressing room), she turns into an amazing singer. Christine has a childhood friend, Raoul and the Phantom becomes jealous of her relationship with him. The Phantom appears to Christine for the first time, wearing a mask to cover his disfigured features. He takes her to his dark world beneath the Opera house and only releases her 5 days later after she promises to return of her own free will. By this time she has removed his mask and has seen his deformity.

Raoul himself becomes jealous after hearing Christine speaking to the disembodied voice in her dressing room. She catches him spying on her and is angry but eventually tells him about the Phantom. They decide to run away, to leave Paris and the horror of the Phantom behind.

The Phantom of the Opera overhears their plans and on Christine's last night in Gounod's Faust, he kidnaps her. Raoul follows but ends up instead in a torture chamber where he hears the Phantom threatening Christine. She finally agrees to marry him.

When the Phantom removes his mask one last time, he is overwhelmed by  Christine's display of affection as she cries with him and kisses his forehead. Consumed by this display of warmth, he lets her and Raoul go and even gives them his blessing to marry. The Phantom dies just a few days later.

Theatre tickets for The Phantom of the Opera are always in great demand, so you should ensure you book your tickets as far in advance as possible to avoid disappointment.  Our shop offers live availability for all London shows so you do not need to commit to the booking until you have viewed the available seats.

For further details, see our Phantom of the Opera Review.

Show Age Suitability

The Phantom of the Opera is suitable for adults and older children.

Theatre Information

Phantom of the Opera is currently playing at the Her Majesty's Theatre, Haymarket, London, SW1Y 4QL  

Nearest Underground Station: Piccadilly Circus; serving - Bakerloo Line - Piccadilly Line
The theatre is approximately a 5 minute walk from Piccadilly Underground Station.

Bus links:   Numbers 3, 6, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 19, 22, 22B, 38, 53, 88, 94 and 159

Performance Information*

Evenings:

Monday – Saturday: 7.30pm 

Matinees:

Tuesday and Saturday: 2.30pm

Running time: 2 hours 30

* SUBJECT TO CHANGE - ALWAYS CHECK PERFORMANCE START TIME ON YOUR CONFIRMATION

Creative Team

Music: Andrew Lloyd Webber
Director: Harold Prince

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