Phantom of the Opera
next weekend in London
Available Performances
See this weekend's performancesAlmost 40 years on, the West End still falls for the Music of the Night
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Things to Know Before You Go
Updated: Tue 14 Apr, 06:00 London time
Is there a Saturday matinee for Phantom of the Opera next weekend?
Yes — Sat 25 Apr 14:30 (tickets available).
What time does the Phantom of the Opera Sunday show start next weekend?
No Sunday performance next weekend.
What's the cheapest Phantom of the Opera performance next weekend?
From £46 (Fri & Sat).
Is The Phantom of the Opera suitable for children?
The show is generally recommended for older children and teenagers. It contains some dark themes, moments of threat and loud effects that may be unsettling for younger theatregoers.
How long does The Phantom of the Opera last?
The performance usually runs for around two hours and thirty minutes, including one interval.
Where is The Phantom of the Opera playing in London?
The Phantom of the Opera is performed at His Majesty's Theatre on Haymarket, close to Piccadilly Circus and Leicester Square.
Do I need to know the story before I go?
No. The production tells the story clearly through music and staging, so you can enjoy it without having seen the film or read the original novel.
Is the show very frightening?
The atmosphere is gothic rather than horrific. There are a few sudden moments, including the famous chandelier scene, but most of the tension comes from music and mood rather than graphic scenes.
About this show
Descend beneath the chandelier of His Majesty's Theatre and step into the haunted world of Andrew Lloyd Webber's The Phantom of the Opera. In this iconic West End production, a mysterious musical genius falls hopelessly in love with a young soprano, drawing her into a web of passion, jealousy and dangerous obsession. Soaring melodies, candlelit corridors and jaw-dropping staging combine to create a gothic romance that feels both intimate and spectacular. From 'The Music of the Night' to 'All I Ask of You', every number is performed by a full orchestra and company at the very top of their game. Whether you are revisiting a favourite or discovering it for the first time, The Phantom of the Opera remains one of London's most atmospheric nights out, a classic that still sends shivers down the spine.
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