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THE BRILLIANT ORIGINALPossibly one of the greatest entertainments every conceived, The Phantom Of the Opera is one of the highest grossing musicals of all time and has been seen by millions of people across the globe.The timeless staging of The Phantom Of The Opera has made it a firm favourite over the last 26 years in the West-End. The Phantom Of The Opera is still being performed in its original London venue Her Majesty's Theatre. The show was designed to use many of the theatres original Victorian stage mechanisms.WHAT IS THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA ABOUT?Based on the novel by Gaston Leroux, The Phantom Of The Opera tells the tale of a hideously deformed composer, forced to hide in the depths of the Paris Opera House. When young dancer Christine Daae arrives at the opera, he begins to tutor her under the guise of the ghost of her dead father convinced that she has the makings of a great star. All does not go to plan though, when childhood sweetheart Raoul appears as patron of the opera’s new owners.
Mayhem ensues as this timeless love triangle plays out. But does love triumph in the end?
WHO WROTE THE SHOW?The Phantom Of The Opera was composed by Andrew Lloyd Webber whose other shows include Joseph And The Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat, Evita, Jesus Christ Superstar, Song & Dance, Starlight Express, The Beautiful Game, Aspects Of Love, Stephen Ward and Love Never Dies - a sequel to The Phantom Of The Opera.
The lyrics for the show were written by Charles Hart and Richard Stilgoe.
FUN FACTS AND TRIVIA ABOUT THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERAIt is estimated that Phantom has been seen by more than 140 million people, and the total worldwide gross is now in excess of $6 billion.The London production of The Phantom of the Opera celebrated its 25th Anniversary in October 2011 with a series of 3 performances at London’s Royal Albert Hall.The Phantom of the Opera has been produced in 151 cities, in 30 countries around the world, including Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, China, Denmark, England, Germany, Holland, Hong Kong, Hungary, Ireland, Japan, Korea, Mexico, New Zealand, Scotland, Singapore, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, Thailand and The United States.
The dazzling replica of the Paris Opera House chandelier is made up of 6,000 beads consisting of 35 beads to each string. It is three metres wide and weighs one ton. The touring version falls at two an a half metres per second. The original version was built by five people in four weeks.
The Phantom’s make-up takes two hours to put on and 30 minutes to take off. The face is moisturized, closely shaved and the prosthetics are fitted, setting immediately, before two wigs, two radio mics and two contact lenses (one white and one clouded) are placed.
Each performance has 230 costumes, 14 dressers, 120 automated cues, 22 scene changes, 281 candles and uses 250 kg of dry ice and 10 fog and smoke machines.
THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA ON BROADWAY
The Phantom Of The Opera is now Broadway's Longest Running Show. You can book tickets for Phantom on Broadway through BritishTheatre.com.GROUP BOOKINGS TO THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERABritishtheatre.com offer great Group Booking rates to The Phantom Of The Opera. Just click the BUY TICKETS button on the top right of this page and then click the REQUEST A GROUP BOOKING option when asked the number of seats you require.THE BRITISHTHEATRE.COM BOOKING EXPERIENCEBritishtheatre.com is the one-stop online box office for tickets to The Phantom Of The Opera and for the best seats to the best shows in London’s West End. Whether you are a first-time theatregoer or a Phan of the show, will do our best (together with our ticketing partners) to ensure that you get great deals on theatre tickets and the very best of service. We hope to facilitate your trip to The Phantom Of The Opera at London’s Her Majesty's Theatre and hope that you enjoy the show.BOOK TICKETS TO THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA NOW!
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BOOK THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA TICKETS WITH BRITISHTHEATRE.COM
THE BRILLIANT ORIGINALPossibly one of the greatest entertainments every conceived, The Phantom Of the Opera is one of the highest grossing musicals of all time and has been seen by millions of people across the globe.The timeless staging of The Phantom Of The Opera has made it a firm favourite over the last 26 years in the West-End. The Phantom Of The Opera is still being performed in its original London venue Her Majesty's Theatre. The show was designed to use many of the theatres original Victorian stage mechanisms.WHAT IS THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA ABOUT?Based on the novel by Gaston Leroux, The Phantom Of The Opera tells the tale of a hideously deformed composer, forced to hide in the depths of the Paris Opera House. When young dancer Christine Daae arrives at the opera, he begins to tutor her under the guise of the ghost of her dead father convinced that she has the makings of a great star. All does not go to plan though, when childhood sweetheart Raoul appears as patron of the opera’s new owners.
Mayhem ensues as this timeless love triangle plays out. But does love triumph in the end?
WHO WROTE THE SHOW?The Phantom Of The Opera was composed by Andrew Lloyd Webber whose other shows include Joseph And The Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat, Evita, Jesus Christ Superstar, Song & Dance, Starlight Express, The Beautiful Game, Aspects Of Love, Stephen Ward and Love Never Dies - a sequel to The Phantom Of The Opera.
The lyrics for the show were written by Charles Hart and Richard Stilgoe.
FUN FACTS AND TRIVIA ABOUT THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERAIt is estimated that Phantom has been seen by more than 140 million people, and the total worldwide gross is now in excess of $6 billion.The London production of The Phantom of the Opera celebrated its 25th Anniversary in October 2011 with a series of 3 performances at London’s Royal Albert Hall.The Phantom of the Opera has been produced in 151 cities, in 30 countries around the world, including Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, China, Denmark, England, Germany, Holland, Hong Kong, Hungary, Ireland, Japan, Korea, Mexico, New Zealand, Scotland, Singapore, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, Thailand and The United States.
The dazzling replica of the Paris Opera House chandelier is made up of 6,000 beads consisting of 35 beads to each string. It is three metres wide and weighs one ton. The touring version falls at two an a half metres per second. The original version was built by five people in four weeks.
The Phantom’s make-up takes two hours to put on and 30 minutes to take off. The face is moisturized, closely shaved and the prosthetics are fitted, setting immediately, before two wigs, two radio mics and two contact lenses (one white and one clouded) are placed.
Each performance has 230 costumes, 14 dressers, 120 automated cues, 22 scene changes, 281 candles and uses 250 kg of dry ice and 10 fog and smoke machines.
THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA ON BROADWAY
The Phantom Of The Opera is now Broadway's Longest Running Show. You can book tickets for Phantom on Broadway through BritishTheatre.com.GROUP BOOKINGS TO THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERABritishtheatre.com offer great Group Booking rates to The Phantom Of The Opera. Just click the BUY TICKETS button on the top right of this page and then click the REQUEST A GROUP BOOKING option when asked the number of seats you require.THE BRITISHTHEATRE.COM BOOKING EXPERIENCEBritishtheatre.com is the one-stop online box office for tickets to The Phantom Of The Opera and for the best seats to the best shows in London’s West End. Whether you are a first-time theatregoer or a Phan of the show, will do our best (together with our ticketing partners) to ensure that you get great deals on theatre tickets and the very best of service. We hope to facilitate your trip to The Phantom Of The Opera at London’s Her Majesty's Theatre and hope that you enjoy the show.BOOK TICKETS TO THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA NOW!
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BOOK THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA TICKETS WITH BRITISHTHEATRE.COM
THE BRILLIANT ORIGINALPossibly one of the greatest entertainments every conceived, The Phantom Of the Opera is one of the highest grossing musicals of all time and has been seen by millions of people across the globe.The timeless staging of The Phantom Of The Opera has made it a firm favourite over the last 26 years in the West-End. The Phantom Of The Opera is still being performed in its original London venue Her Majesty's Theatre. The show was designed to use many of the theatres original Victorian stage mechanisms.WHAT IS THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA ABOUT?Based on the novel by Gaston Leroux, The Phantom Of The Opera tells the tale of a hideously deformed composer, forced to hide in the depths of the Paris Opera House. When young dancer Christine Daae arrives at the opera, he begins to tutor her under the guise of the ghost of her dead father convinced that she has the makings of a great star. All does not go to plan though, when childhood sweetheart Raoul appears as patron of the opera’s new owners.
Mayhem ensues as this timeless love triangle plays out. But does love triumph in the end?
WHO WROTE THE SHOW?The Phantom Of The Opera was composed by Andrew Lloyd Webber whose other shows include Joseph And The Amazing Technicolour Dreamcoat, Evita, Jesus Christ Superstar, Song & Dance, Starlight Express, The Beautiful Game, Aspects Of Love, Stephen Ward and Love Never Dies - a sequel to The Phantom Of The Opera.
The lyrics for the show were written by Charles Hart and Richard Stilgoe.
FUN FACTS AND TRIVIA ABOUT THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERAIt is estimated that Phantom has been seen by more than 140 million people, and the total worldwide gross is now in excess of $6 billion.The London production of The Phantom of the Opera celebrated its 25th Anniversary in October 2011 with a series of 3 performances at London’s Royal Albert Hall.The Phantom of the Opera has been produced in 151 cities, in 30 countries around the world, including Australia, Austria, Belgium, Brazil, Canada, China, Denmark, England, Germany, Holland, Hong Kong, Hungary, Ireland, Japan, Korea, Mexico, New Zealand, Scotland, Singapore, South Africa, Spain, Sweden, Switzerland, Taiwan, Thailand and The United States.
The dazzling replica of the Paris Opera House chandelier is made up of 6,000 beads consisting of 35 beads to each string. It is three metres wide and weighs one ton. The touring version falls at two an a half metres per second. The original version was built by five people in four weeks.
The Phantom’s make-up takes two hours to put on and 30 minutes to take off. The face is moisturized, closely shaved and the prosthetics are fitted, setting immediately, before two wigs, two radio mics and two contact lenses (one white and one clouded) are placed.
Each performance has 230 costumes, 14 dressers, 120 automated cues, 22 scene changes, 281 candles and uses 250 kg of dry ice and 10 fog and smoke machines.
THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA ON BROADWAY
The Phantom Of The Opera is now Broadway's Longest Running Show. You can book tickets for Phantom on Broadway through BritishTheatre.com.GROUP BOOKINGS TO THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERABritishtheatre.com offer great Group Booking rates to The Phantom Of The Opera. Just click the BUY TICKETS button on the top right of this page and then click the REQUEST A GROUP BOOKING option when asked the number of seats you require.THE BRITISHTHEATRE.COM BOOKING EXPERIENCEBritishtheatre.com is the one-stop online box office for tickets to The Phantom Of The Opera and for the best seats to the best shows in London’s West End. Whether you are a first-time theatregoer or a Phan of the show, will do our best (together with our ticketing partners) to ensure that you get great deals on theatre tickets and the very best of service. We hope to facilitate your trip to The Phantom Of The Opera at London’s Her Majesty's Theatre and hope that you enjoy the show.BOOK TICKETS TO THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA NOW!
Know before you go
The show is recommended for ages 8+.
Children under the age of 4 will not be admitted to the performance.
Arrive at least 30 minutes before the show to pass security checks and find your seats.
Know before you go
The show is recommended for ages 8+.
Children under the age of 4 will not be admitted to the performance.
Arrive at least 30 minutes before the show to pass security checks and find your seats.
Know before you go
The show is recommended for ages 8+.
Children under the age of 4 will not be admitted to the performance.
Arrive at least 30 minutes before the show to pass security checks and find your seats.
Visitor guidelines
Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult.
Please be seated before the start of the performance, as latecomers will only be admitted until a suitable break.
Photography is strictly prohibited during the performance but can be taken off the theatre before the show.
Food and drinks are not allowed inside the auditorium.
Turn off mobile phones during the performance.
Visitor guidelines
Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult.
Please be seated before the start of the performance, as latecomers will only be admitted until a suitable break.
Photography is strictly prohibited during the performance but can be taken off the theatre before the show.
Food and drinks are not allowed inside the auditorium.
Turn off mobile phones during the performance.
Visitor guidelines
Children under the age of 16 must be accompanied by an adult.
Please be seated before the start of the performance, as latecomers will only be admitted until a suitable break.
Photography is strictly prohibited during the performance but can be taken off the theatre before the show.
Food and drinks are not allowed inside the auditorium.
Turn off mobile phones during the performance.
Cast and creatives
CAST
The Phantom – Ben Forster
Christine Daae – Celinde Schoenmaker
Raoul – Nadim Naaman
Carlotta - Lara Martins
Monsieur Firmin – Andy Hockley
Monsieur Andre – Martin Ball
Meg Giry – Alicia Beck
Madame Giry – Jacinta Mulcahy
CREATIVE
Director – Harold Prince
Composer, Book, Co-Orchestrator – Andrew Lloyd Webber
Musical Staging and Choreography – Gillian Lynne
Lyrics – Charles Hart
Book and Additional Lyrics – Richard Stilgoe
Production Designer – Maria Bjornson
Lighting Design – Andrew Bridge
Sound Design – Mick Potter
Original Sound Designer – Martin Levan
Cast and creatives
CAST
The Phantom – Ben Forster
Christine Daae – Celinde Schoenmaker
Raoul – Nadim Naaman
Carlotta - Lara Martins
Monsieur Firmin – Andy Hockley
Monsieur Andre – Martin Ball
Meg Giry – Alicia Beck
Madame Giry – Jacinta Mulcahy
CREATIVE
Director – Harold Prince
Composer, Book, Co-Orchestrator – Andrew Lloyd Webber
Musical Staging and Choreography – Gillian Lynne
Lyrics – Charles Hart
Book and Additional Lyrics – Richard Stilgoe
Production Designer – Maria Bjornson
Lighting Design – Andrew Bridge
Sound Design – Mick Potter
Original Sound Designer – Martin Levan
Cast and creatives
CAST
The Phantom – Ben Forster
Christine Daae – Celinde Schoenmaker
Raoul – Nadim Naaman
Carlotta - Lara Martins
Monsieur Firmin – Andy Hockley
Monsieur Andre – Martin Ball
Meg Giry – Alicia Beck
Madame Giry – Jacinta Mulcahy
CREATIVE
Director – Harold Prince
Composer, Book, Co-Orchestrator – Andrew Lloyd Webber
Musical Staging and Choreography – Gillian Lynne
Lyrics – Charles Hart
Book and Additional Lyrics – Richard Stilgoe
Production Designer – Maria Bjornson
Lighting Design – Andrew Bridge
Sound Design – Mick Potter
Original Sound Designer – Martin Levan
Awards
1986 LONDON – Olivier AwardsOutstanding Performance in a Musical – Michael Crawford
Musical of the Year
1986 LONDON - Evening Standard Theatre Awards
Best Musical
1988 BROADWAY Tony AwardsBest MusicalLeading Actor in a Musical – Michael CrawfordFeatured Actress in a Musical – Judy Kaye (Carlotta)Director (Musical) - Hal PrinceSet Designer - Maria BjornsonCostume Designer - Maria BjornsonLighting Designer - Andrew Bridge1988 NEW YORK – Drama Desk AwardsOutstanding Director of a Musical – Hal PrinceOutstanding Actor in a Musical – Michael CrawfordOutstanding Music – Andrew Lloyd WebberOutstanding Orchestration – David Cullen and Andrew Lloyd WebberOutstanding Set Design – Maria BjornsonOutstanding Costume Design – Maria BjornsonOutstanding Lighting Design – Andrew Bridge1988 NEW YORK – Outer Critics Circle Awards
Best Broadway Musical
Best Actor (Musical) – Michael CrawfordBest Set Design – Maria BjornsonBest Costume Design – Maria BjornsonBest Lighting Design – Andrew Bridge1989/90 LOS ANGELES – Drama Critics AwardsLeading Performance - Michael CrawfordBest Set Design - Maria BjornsonBest Costume Design - Maria BjornsonBest Lighting Design – Andrew Bridge1989/90 TORONTO – Dora Mavor Moore Awards
Outstanding Production
Outstanding Male Performance – Colm WilkinsonOutstanding Direction – Hal PrinceOutstanding Set Design – Maria BjornsonOutstanding Costume Design – Maria BjornsonOutstanding Lighting Design – Andrew Bridge1989/90 STOCKHOLM – Guldmasken AwardsBest Scenography/Set Decoration – Maria BjornsonBest Leading Actor – Mikael Samuelson (Phantom)Best Supporting Actor – Bert-Ake Varg (Firmin)Jury’s Special Prize: Producer – Goran Lindgren1989/90 SWEDEN – Svenska Dagbladets Operapris
Mikael Samuelson (Phantom)
1990 AUSTRALIA – Mo AwardsMusical Theatre Performer of the Year – Anthony WarlowSupporting Female Musical Theatre Performer – Christa LeahmannMale Musical Theatre Performer – Anthony WarlowFemale Musical Theatre Performer – Marina PriorMusical Theatre Production – The Phantom of the Opera1991 AUSTRALIA – Victorian Tourism and Australian Hotels Association AwardsBest Tourist Attraction – The Phantom of the Opera / Melbourne1991 AUSTRALIA – Womens Weekly Golden Gavel AwardsMiscellaneous – The Phantom of the Opera / Melbourne1991 AUSTRALIA – Australian Tourism AwardsAward of Distinction in Festivals and Special Events – The Phantom of the Opera/Melbourne1991 AUSTRALIA – Victorian Green Room AwardsProduction – Cameron MackintoshDirection - Harold PrinceSet Design – Maria BjornsonCostume Design – Maria BjornsonMale Performer in a Leading Role – Anthony WarlowFemale Performer in a Leading Role – Marina Prior1999/2001 UK – Group Leisure Industry Award
Best Theatre Production
2002 LONDON – Olivier Awards
Audience Award for Most Popular Show
Awards
1986 LONDON – Olivier AwardsOutstanding Performance in a Musical – Michael Crawford
Musical of the Year
1986 LONDON - Evening Standard Theatre Awards
Best Musical
1988 BROADWAY Tony AwardsBest MusicalLeading Actor in a Musical – Michael CrawfordFeatured Actress in a Musical – Judy Kaye (Carlotta)Director (Musical) - Hal PrinceSet Designer - Maria BjornsonCostume Designer - Maria BjornsonLighting Designer - Andrew Bridge1988 NEW YORK – Drama Desk AwardsOutstanding Director of a Musical – Hal PrinceOutstanding Actor in a Musical – Michael CrawfordOutstanding Music – Andrew Lloyd WebberOutstanding Orchestration – David Cullen and Andrew Lloyd WebberOutstanding Set Design – Maria BjornsonOutstanding Costume Design – Maria BjornsonOutstanding Lighting Design – Andrew Bridge1988 NEW YORK – Outer Critics Circle Awards
Best Broadway Musical
Best Actor (Musical) – Michael CrawfordBest Set Design – Maria BjornsonBest Costume Design – Maria BjornsonBest Lighting Design – Andrew Bridge1989/90 LOS ANGELES – Drama Critics AwardsLeading Performance - Michael CrawfordBest Set Design - Maria BjornsonBest Costume Design - Maria BjornsonBest Lighting Design – Andrew Bridge1989/90 TORONTO – Dora Mavor Moore Awards
Outstanding Production
Outstanding Male Performance – Colm WilkinsonOutstanding Direction – Hal PrinceOutstanding Set Design – Maria BjornsonOutstanding Costume Design – Maria BjornsonOutstanding Lighting Design – Andrew Bridge1989/90 STOCKHOLM – Guldmasken AwardsBest Scenography/Set Decoration – Maria BjornsonBest Leading Actor – Mikael Samuelson (Phantom)Best Supporting Actor – Bert-Ake Varg (Firmin)Jury’s Special Prize: Producer – Goran Lindgren1989/90 SWEDEN – Svenska Dagbladets Operapris
Mikael Samuelson (Phantom)
1990 AUSTRALIA – Mo AwardsMusical Theatre Performer of the Year – Anthony WarlowSupporting Female Musical Theatre Performer – Christa LeahmannMale Musical Theatre Performer – Anthony WarlowFemale Musical Theatre Performer – Marina PriorMusical Theatre Production – The Phantom of the Opera1991 AUSTRALIA – Victorian Tourism and Australian Hotels Association AwardsBest Tourist Attraction – The Phantom of the Opera / Melbourne1991 AUSTRALIA – Womens Weekly Golden Gavel AwardsMiscellaneous – The Phantom of the Opera / Melbourne1991 AUSTRALIA – Australian Tourism AwardsAward of Distinction in Festivals and Special Events – The Phantom of the Opera/Melbourne1991 AUSTRALIA – Victorian Green Room AwardsProduction – Cameron MackintoshDirection - Harold PrinceSet Design – Maria BjornsonCostume Design – Maria BjornsonMale Performer in a Leading Role – Anthony WarlowFemale Performer in a Leading Role – Marina Prior1999/2001 UK – Group Leisure Industry Award
Best Theatre Production
2002 LONDON – Olivier Awards
Audience Award for Most Popular Show
Awards
1986 LONDON – Olivier AwardsOutstanding Performance in a Musical – Michael Crawford
Musical of the Year
1986 LONDON - Evening Standard Theatre Awards
Best Musical
1988 BROADWAY Tony AwardsBest MusicalLeading Actor in a Musical – Michael CrawfordFeatured Actress in a Musical – Judy Kaye (Carlotta)Director (Musical) - Hal PrinceSet Designer - Maria BjornsonCostume Designer - Maria BjornsonLighting Designer - Andrew Bridge1988 NEW YORK – Drama Desk AwardsOutstanding Director of a Musical – Hal PrinceOutstanding Actor in a Musical – Michael CrawfordOutstanding Music – Andrew Lloyd WebberOutstanding Orchestration – David Cullen and Andrew Lloyd WebberOutstanding Set Design – Maria BjornsonOutstanding Costume Design – Maria BjornsonOutstanding Lighting Design – Andrew Bridge1988 NEW YORK – Outer Critics Circle Awards
Best Broadway Musical
Best Actor (Musical) – Michael CrawfordBest Set Design – Maria BjornsonBest Costume Design – Maria BjornsonBest Lighting Design – Andrew Bridge1989/90 LOS ANGELES – Drama Critics AwardsLeading Performance - Michael CrawfordBest Set Design - Maria BjornsonBest Costume Design - Maria BjornsonBest Lighting Design – Andrew Bridge1989/90 TORONTO – Dora Mavor Moore Awards
Outstanding Production
Outstanding Male Performance – Colm WilkinsonOutstanding Direction – Hal PrinceOutstanding Set Design – Maria BjornsonOutstanding Costume Design – Maria BjornsonOutstanding Lighting Design – Andrew Bridge1989/90 STOCKHOLM – Guldmasken AwardsBest Scenography/Set Decoration – Maria BjornsonBest Leading Actor – Mikael Samuelson (Phantom)Best Supporting Actor – Bert-Ake Varg (Firmin)Jury’s Special Prize: Producer – Goran Lindgren1989/90 SWEDEN – Svenska Dagbladets Operapris
Mikael Samuelson (Phantom)
1990 AUSTRALIA – Mo AwardsMusical Theatre Performer of the Year – Anthony WarlowSupporting Female Musical Theatre Performer – Christa LeahmannMale Musical Theatre Performer – Anthony WarlowFemale Musical Theatre Performer – Marina PriorMusical Theatre Production – The Phantom of the Opera1991 AUSTRALIA – Victorian Tourism and Australian Hotels Association AwardsBest Tourist Attraction – The Phantom of the Opera / Melbourne1991 AUSTRALIA – Womens Weekly Golden Gavel AwardsMiscellaneous – The Phantom of the Opera / Melbourne1991 AUSTRALIA – Australian Tourism AwardsAward of Distinction in Festivals and Special Events – The Phantom of the Opera/Melbourne1991 AUSTRALIA – Victorian Green Room AwardsProduction – Cameron MackintoshDirection - Harold PrinceSet Design – Maria BjornsonCostume Design – Maria BjornsonMale Performer in a Leading Role – Anthony WarlowFemale Performer in a Leading Role – Marina Prior1999/2001 UK – Group Leisure Industry Award
Best Theatre Production
2002 LONDON – Olivier Awards
Audience Award for Most Popular Show
Opening times
Evenings: 7.30pm Mon – Sat Matinees: 2.30pm Thurs & Sat
Opening times
Evenings: 7.30pm Mon – Sat Matinees: 2.30pm Thurs & Sat
Opening times
Evenings: 7.30pm Mon – Sat Matinees: 2.30pm Thurs & Sat
Frequently asked questions
What is the duration of the show?
The show’s running time is 2 hours and 30 minutes, including an interval.
Is there an age limit for attending?
Children under the age of 4 are not admitted. The show is recommended for ages 8 and up.
Are there any special effects used in the performance?
Yes, the performance includes smoke effects, strobe lighting, and loud noises.
Can I take photos inside the theatre?
Photography and video recording are strictly prohibited during the performance.
Will there be an interval during the show?
Yes, there is one interval during the performance.
Are refreshments available at the theatre?
There are bars within the theatre where you can purchase drinks and snacks.
What accessibility options are available?
The theatre is wheelchair accessible, but there are limited spaces, so it is recommended that you notify the venue upon your arrival.
Can I buy merchandise at the theatre?
Yes, official show merchandise is available for purchase before and after the performance and during the interval.
What should I do if I arrive late?
Latecomers will be admitted at a suitable break in the performance, usually during a scene change.
Frequently asked questions
What is the duration of the show?
The show’s running time is 2 hours and 30 minutes, including an interval.
Is there an age limit for attending?
Children under the age of 4 are not admitted. The show is recommended for ages 8 and up.
Are there any special effects used in the performance?
Yes, the performance includes smoke effects, strobe lighting, and loud noises.
Can I take photos inside the theatre?
Photography and video recording are strictly prohibited during the performance.
Will there be an interval during the show?
Yes, there is one interval during the performance.
Are refreshments available at the theatre?
There are bars within the theatre where you can purchase drinks and snacks.
What accessibility options are available?
The theatre is wheelchair accessible, but there are limited spaces, so it is recommended that you notify the venue upon your arrival.
Can I buy merchandise at the theatre?
Yes, official show merchandise is available for purchase before and after the performance and during the interval.
What should I do if I arrive late?
Latecomers will be admitted at a suitable break in the performance, usually during a scene change.
Frequently asked questions
What is the duration of the show?
The show’s running time is 2 hours and 30 minutes, including an interval.
Is there an age limit for attending?
Children under the age of 4 are not admitted. The show is recommended for ages 8 and up.
Are there any special effects used in the performance?
Yes, the performance includes smoke effects, strobe lighting, and loud noises.
Can I take photos inside the theatre?
Photography and video recording are strictly prohibited during the performance.
Will there be an interval during the show?
Yes, there is one interval during the performance.
Are refreshments available at the theatre?
There are bars within the theatre where you can purchase drinks and snacks.
What accessibility options are available?
The theatre is wheelchair accessible, but there are limited spaces, so it is recommended that you notify the venue upon your arrival.
Can I buy merchandise at the theatre?
Yes, official show merchandise is available for purchase before and after the performance and during the interval.
What should I do if I arrive late?
Latecomers will be admitted at a suitable break in the performance, usually during a scene change.
In His Majesty's Theatre (Formerly Her Majesty's Theatre)
Venue address
Haymarket, London SW1Y 4QL
Venue address
Haymarket, London SW1Y 4QL
Venue address
Haymarket, London SW1Y 4QL
How to get there
Metro
Charing Cross, Leicester Square
Train
Charing Cross
Bus
3, 6, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 19, 22, 22B, 38, 53, 88, 94, 159
Parking:
MasterPark in Whitcomb Street, Trafalgar (Q Park Scheme) Meter on Charles II Street and St James’s Square, Single yellow lines in Haymarket
How to get there
Metro
Charing Cross, Leicester Square
Train
Charing Cross
Bus
3, 6, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 19, 22, 22B, 38, 53, 88, 94, 159
Parking:
MasterPark in Whitcomb Street, Trafalgar (Q Park Scheme) Meter on Charles II Street and St James’s Square, Single yellow lines in Haymarket
How to get there
Metro
Charing Cross, Leicester Square
Train
Charing Cross
Bus
3, 6, 9, 12, 13, 14, 15, 19, 22, 22B, 38, 53, 88, 94, 159
Parking:
MasterPark in Whitcomb Street, Trafalgar (Q Park Scheme) Meter on Charles II Street and St James’s Square, Single yellow lines in Haymarket
Seating plan
Seating plan
Seating plan
Access
WHEELCHAIR ACCESS:
Wheelchair space and transfers available.
Are there adapted toilets?
An adapted toilet is available in the stalls corridor
ASSISTED PERFORMANCES:Are there facilities for the hard-of-hearing?
There is an infrared system working throughout the auditorium with both loop and conventional headsets.
Are guide dogs and/or hearing dogs permitted?
Access dogs are not allowed inside the auditorium. Staff are available to dog-sit.
Please contact the theatre directly for further information.
Access
WHEELCHAIR ACCESS:
Wheelchair space and transfers available.
Are there adapted toilets?
An adapted toilet is available in the stalls corridor
ASSISTED PERFORMANCES:Are there facilities for the hard-of-hearing?
There is an infrared system working throughout the auditorium with both loop and conventional headsets.
Are guide dogs and/or hearing dogs permitted?
Access dogs are not allowed inside the auditorium. Staff are available to dog-sit.
Please contact the theatre directly for further information.
Access
WHEELCHAIR ACCESS:
Wheelchair space and transfers available.
Are there adapted toilets?
An adapted toilet is available in the stalls corridor
ASSISTED PERFORMANCES:Are there facilities for the hard-of-hearing?
There is an infrared system working throughout the auditorium with both loop and conventional headsets.
Are guide dogs and/or hearing dogs permitted?
Access dogs are not allowed inside the auditorium. Staff are available to dog-sit.
Please contact the theatre directly for further information.
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