The Phantom of the Opera at the Royal Albert Hall

4.5

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Music

Drama

Romance

2011

160 min

A disfigured musical genius, hidden away in the Paris Opera House, terrorises the opera company for the unwitting benefit of a young protégée whom he trains and loves. The 25th anniversary of the first public performance of Phantom of the Opera was celebrated with a grand performance at the Royal Albert Hall in London.

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"The phantom stole my heart and now I've been obsessed with this show for two years. It is what inspired me to get back into art and now I do it for a living 😀"

Becky Wolt

"Classic musical with classic songs and characters. My favorite professionally filmed version of this musical, which would later spark my interest in stage actors."

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KJ Ressler

"this is an astounding performance. my favorite version i’ve seen (i’ve only seen recorded/movie versions- not in person- this is really cream of the crop. "

Lissa

"Life changing experience ngl"

Human

"The performance that made me love this show! Everyone in this production absolutely nailed everything. "

Amaya Miguel-Marquez

"this musical will seduce you and give you chills!! one of my favorites ♥"

♥ ASHLEY ♥

"THE definitive way to experience this musical without actually seeing it in person. This production is astounding, and no other cast will ever beat this one for me. Ramin is the best phantom and that is a hill I would gladly die on. Him and Sierra together; perfection."

Lyds

"The music composition in this opera is absolutely amazing it goes from soft, peaceful, and gentle to chaotic, destructive, and angry with just a few minutes. the dynamic of the characters intrigues the audience and captures their full attention."

Gracie : 3

"probably one of my favorite things to ever exist, i’ve seen it countless times and could probably go on about it forever. i literally wrote an essay on how good it is for my english class. "

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Sophia Crawford

"Made me cry "