A man with a disfigured face that he hides behind a mask and who dwells in the depths of the Paris opera house. The story revolves around the figure of the ghost. In each performance some 230 costume elements are used, 280 candles are manually lit and the actors wear more than 100 wigs. It is surprising to see how such a small stage is used so well with such accomplished sets and how they change throughout the musical. The Phantom of the Opera musical is the work of director Andrew Lloyd Webber, who made a brilliant adaptation of the original novel by Gaston Leroux. In times of high demand such as Christmas in London the rates tend to rise.Īs a reference when choosing your seats keep in mind that the sides of the amphitheater have the most limited vision and in the back of the stalls and the first amphitheater you can find columns that hinder your vision. Prices may vary depending on the date or the discounts we find. Always close to the stage, centered and with perfect visibility. The best seats start at 100 euros and go up to almost 175 euros. The tickets are distributed from the area farthest from the stage, to the middle area of the stalls but more centered and with better visibility than the previous ones. In an average range that goes from 81 euros to 95 euros approximately, we find the best tickets in relation to quality and price.
These seats are further away from the stage and on the sides, but although it is not the best place to enjoy the play, the visibility is still acceptable. The cheapest ones start from 45 pounds which at the exchange rate is about 53.00 euros to 175.00 euros for the most expensive seats.īetween 53 and 67 euros we have the cheapest tickets but also with worse visibility. The price of tickets to see the Phantom of the Opera musical varies depending on the chosen location. Waiting for the performance to start at Her Majesty's Theatre.| ©Lotta Holmström
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