The Phantom of the Opera Story

The Phantom of the Opera is an adaptation of Gaston Leroux’s gothic novel Le Fantôme de l'Opéra. The story is about Christine Daaé, a young Swedish Soprano who lost her mother very young and who loses her father, an expert violinist, at the start of the play. On his deathbed he tells her that he will send her an ‘angel of music’ to look after her.

Christine goes to live with an elderly woman, Mamma Valerius, who finds her a position in the choir at the Paris Opera House. After singing at the opera house for a while she begins to hear a mysterious voice singing and talking back to her. Christine believes this voice is the angel her father talked about but it is the phantom!

The Phantom, called Erik, helped to build the Paris Opera House and has since been living in a secret room in the cellar and extorting money from the opera house. He falls in love with Christine and tries to romance her into loving him back only for her to uncover the true disfigurement of this distorted genius.

The Phantom of the Opera is a love story like no other. Experience the pain, anger and passion of a love that can never be.

About the Phantom of the Opera Musical

Phantom of the Opera is a truly legendary masterpiece created by the theatre genius of Andrew Lloyd Webber and perhaps the greatest London theatre show of all time. The show first entered London’s West End in 1986 and truly sparked theatreland into life. The show has been released in other countries around the world, is now the longest running show on Broadway and one of the most lucrative entertainment enterprises of all time.

It has won acclaim all over the world and awards including the Olivier Award for Musical of the Year, Evening Standard Best Musical and 7 Tony Awards. It has been seen by over 80 million people, has notched up over 65,000 performances and its revenue has surpassed $1.2 billion. You have to see the Phantom of the Opera!

Please note: Children under 3 years of age are not permitted. The Phantom of the Opera show is unsuitable for children under 7 years of age but children over 3 years of age are permitted provided a ticket is purchased. If they become restless then the theatre may ask you to leave the premises.

Age Restrictions

Please note: Children under 3 years of age are not permitted. The Phantom of the Opera show is unsuitable for children under 7 years of age but children over 3 years of age are permitted provided a ticket is purchased. If they become restless then the theatre may ask you to leave the premises.

Booking your Phantom of the Opera Tickets with eLondon

To book your tickets for the Phantom of the Opera at Her Majesty's Theatre, simply choose your preferred date when you would like to see the performance, select the number of theatre tickets you would like to purchase and then add the tickets to your basket.

Our ticket pricing is very competitive and we aim to deliver the lowest-priced tickets possible. All our Phantom of the Opera Tickets are official and 100% authentic so you can be confident of your booking.

If for any reason we are unable to secure your tickets we will let you know within 48 hours of your booking. If you booking is for the same day we will contact you within 6 hours.

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Phantom of the Opera Theatre Ticket Collection

If you book your tickets in enough time, we can send them to a UK postal address within 7-10 days of the performance. If you would like them delivered to a Central London Hotel on the morning of the performance, there is a £15 delivery charge.

If you are booking from outside the UK we can deliver your tickets to your London hotel (£15 charge) or you can collect your tickets

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Getting to Her Majesty's Theatre

Transport Nearest underground station is Piccadilly Circus (Piccadilly and Bakerloo lines).
Parking Nearest MasterPark car park is in Whitcomb Street.
Alternatively, Masterpark offer up to 50% discount on parking, click here for more information - Masterpark Theatreland Parking Scheme.
The £8 daily congestion charge for central London applies from 7am to 6pm Monday to Friday, excluding public holidays.
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