The Phantom Of The Opera West End releases new trailer
Ahead of the 35th birthday of The Phantom Of The Opera, the production has released a new trailer to showcase the production
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The Phantom Of The Opera London – new trailer and rehearsal photographs
New rehearsal photos and a new production trailer for The Phantom Of The Opera London have been released ahead of the shows re-opening.
Watch The West End Phantom Of The Opera perform virtually alongside Andrew Lloyd Webber
It takes a lot to keep the West End’s magnificent musicians down and yesterday a technical miracle bought the Phantom Of The Opera Orchestra back together virtually to perform All I Ask Of You
Meet the new cast of The Phantom Of The Opera London from Sept 2019
Now in its 34th year in the West End, The Phantom Of The Opera London has announced a new cast with Josh Piterman taking the role as The Phantom from, 9 September 2019.
Andrew Lloyd Webber 5 shows running concurrently in London
Andrew Lloyd Webber will have reason to celebrate as he once again breaks records on 27 June 2019 by having five of his musicals running concurrently in London!
Tim Howar To Play Phantom In London
Andrew Lloyd Webber and Cameron Mackintosh have announced that Tim Howar will play The Phantom Of The Opera from 3 September 2018.
Phantom Celebrates 30 Years in Style
Last night, The Phantom Of The Opera London celebrated its 30th Anniversary at Her Majesty’s Theatre, London. At the end of the performance held in aid of The Music In Secondary Schools Trust, a special finale took place that included the current Phantom Ben Forster, Celinde Schoenmaker (Christine Daae and Raoul (Nadim Naaman). Joining them on stage were producer Cameron Mackintosh, composer Andrew Lloyd Webber, choreographer Gillian Lynne and members of the original company including original Phantom Michael Crawford, alongside Michael Ball, Sierra Boggess and John Owen Jones. Sierra’s bilingual rendition of Wishing You Were Somehow Here Again proved a highlight of the proceedings. The special finale was streamed last night via Facebook with over 530,000 people watching. You can still watch the event on Facebook until the end of today. We hope that you enjoy these wonderful images from photographer Dan Wooller. BOOK TICKETS FOR PHANTOM LONDON BOOK TICKETS … Read more
REVIEW: The Phantom Of The Opera, Her Majesty’s Theatre ✭✭✭✭
Although there are a few moments when the old girl creaks slightly, for the most part the staging feels contemporary and interest is snapped to attention right from the very start, when the slightly menacing words of the auctioneer herald the commencement of proceedings. The sequences in the Phantom’s lair, complete with boat, candles and ornate organ are almost hypnotic; tendrils of smoke wrap around the imagination, infusing the action and music with intrigue. Harriet Jones is beautiful, petite and alluring, exactly as Christine Daaé should be. Vocally, as the Phantom, Kieran Brown’s fine, high-baritone is silky, seductive, and powerful.
