The Phantom of the Opera

Between 4th December 2012 and 4th May 2013 this tour will visit 4 venues in Cardiff, Southampton, Liverpool and Birmingham. This production has already been seen in 8 venues since 22nd January 2012.

Dates for The Phantom of the Opera (Musical) tour

Currently showing Tue, 4th December 2012 to Sat, 12th January 2013
Wales Millennium Centre, Cardiff» {1}

Tue, 22nd January 2013 to Sat, 16th February 2013
Mayflower Theatre, Southampton»

Wed, 20th February 2013 to Sat, 9th March 2013
Liverpool Empire Theatre, Liverpool» {1}

Wed, 13th March 2013 to Sat, 4th May 2013
Birmingham Hippodrome, Birmingham» {3}

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News/Reviews

Review: The Phantom on tour
30May12: The much awaited touring version of The Phantom of the opera

News: Phantom of the Opera on Screen
20Sep11: The 25th Anniversary 'The Phantom of the Opera at the Royal Albert Hall' to be shown on cinema screens

Blog: Phantom on tour, 2012

elaine besley (07Jun12): 3rd time i have seen phantom,1st was with the great micheal crawford,john owen jones stole the show,equally as good,katy hill amazing,simon bailey,brillient,cant fault the show,smaller stage than london,but the space n sets,well,unbelieveble,well done all the cast and guys bhind the scene,some very amusing moments,loved every min n congrates to u all,cant name every1 but,was great,n to mr lloyd webber 4 makin it all possible.xxxxxxxxxxxx

sam (29May12): wow...marvelous...

pfan (21Oct11): so looking forward to this tour!

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Synopsis/Company

Set below the stage of the Paris Opera - a horribly deformed ex -performer 'haunts' the backstage and public areas - insisting that he has a box for his own private use. He falls in love with a beautiful young chorus singer and trains his pupil (who never sees him) to take over the star role. She excels and everyone wonders where she came from and how she developed such a beautiful voice. The Phantom, who has now revealed himself to her, decides to take her with him to spend her life in his subterranean lair but she is rescued by her lover. All-new version. The production is overseen by Cameron Mackintosh and Matthew Bourne

The Phantom of the Opera is now available in a schools version.

Performers John Owen-Jones (Phantom - some dates), Earl Carpenter (Phantom - some dates), Katie Hall (Christine). Music Andrew Lloyd Webber. Lyrics Charles Hart. Book by Gaston Leroux. Producer Cameron Mackintosh (by arrangement with the Really Useful Group). Director Laurence Connor. Choreographer Scott Ambler. Design Paul Brown. Costume Maria Bjornson. Lighting Paule Constable. Sound Mick Potter.

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QTix Codes:
Production: T722773558
Event:S1646
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