Phantom Of The Opera Show Tickets Are Vanishing Fast!

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The Phantom of the Opera revolves around Christine, a young singer. She is allured by a mysterious ghost who haunts the opera house of Paris. The story begins with strange accidents taking place in the opera house. When the snobbish diva named Carlotta puts her feet down to continue the opera, Christine substitutes her and becomes a star.

At the opening night, Christine comes across her childhood friend, Raoul. At last, she gets to meet the charming ghost when she's alone in her dressing room. This is the same ghost who had taught her to sing wonderfully. The ghost or phantom of the opera house takes Christine to his den, which is located in the hazy tomb, underneath the opera house. To the audience's surprise, the phantom confesses his love to Christine. However, she comes to know about his dreadful secret. As the story proceeds, the sets change from the misty underground tomb to the shaky roof of the opera house. The fight between Raoul and phantom for Christine's love is a sight to watch.

Phantom of the Opera is based on the well-known novel of Gaston Leroux. This is the longest-running Broadway show. It opened ...
... on October 9, 1986 at Her Majesty's Theatre. Since it opened, this intriguing show by Andrew Lloyd Webber has been watched by more than 100 million peoplemore than 100 million people have watched this intriguing show by Andrew Lloyd Webber across 22 nations in 113 cities, around the globe! In its running period of 19 years, it has managed to attract more than 10 million fans in New York alone!

The show stars Howard McGiilin as the Phantom and Jennifer Hope Wills as Christine. Howard is known for his smooth voice and has played Phantom more than 1500 times! Talking of Jennifer, she was seen in Beauty and the Beast and as Eileen Sherwood in Wonderful Town, starring opposite Brooke Shields.

Since its creation, there have been about 16 productions of this show all over the world. The success of this unique show can be measured in the fact that not a single seat went empty when it was shown in London theatres. This musical has accomplished more than 99 per cent of its potential ability atability, at whichever theatre it performed.

The box office gross across the world amounts to more than 1.7 billion pounds - higher than any show or movie ever, including ET, Titanic, and Star Wars. Phantom of the Opera has grabbed the Laurence Olivier Award and the Evening Standard Award for the best Musical. In addition to this, it has won seven Tony Awards. Quite an awarding outcome of the show!

The movie version of this show was produced in 2004. It was released all over the world in the following year. Currently, DVDs of the movie are available at the stores.

And if you want to watch the Phantom live on the stage, you will need to rush to get tickets. Dial a number or book online. The box office has a rather bleak chance of providing tickets as the houses are running full.