The Phantom of the Opera
Broadway Musical
Previews January 9 1988
Opened January 26 1988
Running Time 2 hrs 30 mins | 1
intermission
Tickets $26.50 to $121.50 | Friday 7 Saturday $71.50
to $121.50 | Holiday $76.50 to $136.50
Standing Room Only $20 tickets available
when performance is sold out | Box office only | Subject to change
Prices do not include any taxes,
service charges or other charges
Order at
Telecharge 212-239-6200 | Outside NY Metro Area 800-432-7250
Restrictions Children under 4 years
old not permitted
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No Performances
Added Performances
Curtain Change
Producers
Cameron MacKintosh, The Really Useful Theatre
Company
Creative
Gaston Leroux original novel
Richard Stilgoe &
Andrew Lloyd Webber book
Andrew Lloyd Weber music
Charles Hart lyrics
Richard Stilgoe additional yrics
David Caddick musical director
David Cullen & Andrew Lloyd Webber
orchestrations
Harold Prince director
Gillian Lynne
choreographer
Maria Bjornson costume
design & scenic design
Andrew Bridge lighting
design
Martin Levan
sound design
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Opening Night Cast |
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Current Cast |
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Michael Crawford |
The Phantom |
John Cudia |
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Sarah Brightman |
Christine |
Jennifer Hope Wills |
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Steve Barton |
Raoul, Vicomte de Chagny |
Ryan Silverman |
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Cris Groenendaal |
Monsieur Andre |
George Lee Andrews |
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Nicholas Wyman |
Monsieur Firmin |
David Cryer |
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Judy Kaye |
Carlotta Giudicelli |
Patricia Phillips |
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Leila Martin |
Madame Giry |
Cristin J Hubbard |
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David Romano |
Ubaldo Piangi |
Evan Harrington |
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Elisa Heinsohn |
Meg Giry |
Heather McFadden |
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William Scott Brown |
Porter
Fireman |
Chris Bohannon |
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Spanish Lady |
Kimilee Bryant |
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Mary Leigh Stahl |
Wardrobe Mistress
Confidante |
Rayanne Gonzales |
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Jan Horvath |
Innkeeper's Wife |
Wren Marie Harrington |
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Barry McNabb |
Flunky
Stagehand |
Jack Hayes |
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Kenneth H Waller |
Monsieur Lefevre |
Kenneth Kantor |
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George Lee Andrews |
Passarino |
Jeremy Stolle |
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George Lee Andrews |
Don Attilo |
John Kuether |
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Richard Warren Pugh |
Auctioneer |
John Kuether |
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Luis Perez |
Slave Master |
Anton Harrison LaMon |
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Rebecca Luker |
Princess |
Susan Owen |
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Peter Kevoian |
Monsieur Reyer |
Geoff Packard |
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Peter Kevoian |
Monsieur Reyer |
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Philip Steele |
Joseph Buquet |
Richard Poole |
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Beth McVey |
Madam Firmin |
Melody Rubie |
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Jeff Keller |
Marksman |
Paul A Schaefer |
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Note Marni Robb appears in place of
Ms Wills at some performances (Thursday evenings and Saturday
matinees???) Synopsis The Phantom
reigns in the netherworld beneath the stage of the Paris Opera
House. Bizarrely deformed, he passes his time terrorizes the members
of the Opera, a bit of payback for his condition he believes. But
this is a love story and it comes to pass that he falls in love with
a young singer. The love is not unrequited
Notes On November 10 2004, Phantom of the Opera,
became the second show in Broadway history to
reach 7,000 performances. The show has only 486 performances
to go to take longest running show honors away from
Cats. At eight performances
per week that should be around the first week of January 2006
Love Never Dies,
the follow-up to Phantom, comes to Broadway in November 2010 Tony Award®, Tony®, the Tony Award® logo, and
the Tony Award® medallion are registered trademarks of the American
Theatre Wing |
