The longest running Broadway musical started its glorious journey from newspaper, was turned into a novel, later adapted for movie and eventually into various stage versions. The Phantom of the Opera is considered one of the greatest theater productions, not just on Broadway but also in London’s West End and numerous other countries. Writer - Andrew Lloyd Webber & Richard Stilgoe.Composer/Lyricist - Andrew Lloyd Webber.The Phantom of the Opera Musical Information The venerable blockbuster is long from pulling down its curtains, as it continues to reinvent itself every season. A finely polished masterpiece, The Phantom of the Opera has extended its run at the Majestic Theatre in New York as well as at the Boston Opera House. Lauded both aurally and visually, the beautifully crafted musical impeccably blends its mysterious theme with heartfelt music and lavish set design. Produced by Cameron Mackintosh and directed by the theater legend Harold Prince, The Phantom of the Opera won 7 Tony Awards in its first year. It’s this winning formula that still sells Phantom of the Opera tickets and keeps the show as spectacular and fresh as ever. Brainchild of the legendary Andrew Lloyd Webber, musical theater’s brilliant impresario and composer, the musical Phantom reeks of sexuality, mystery, innocence and passion.
As of September 17, 2017, the musical has staged 12,350 performances and continues to draw in a huge crowd that can never get enough of the unforgettable score and timeless story. national tours combined grossed over $1.5 billion, playing 216 engagements in 77 cities to 31 million people.In its 29 th year, the mega theater classic, The Phantom of the Opera is the longest running Broadway musical. The musical changed the landscape for touring across the country, inspiring the renovation of theaters and opera houses. More from Broadway: 1776 is shattering glass ceilings
Representatives say it has been seen by 19.5 million people and grossed $1.3 billion. In New York, the show employed an estimated 6,500 people (including 450 actors) during its more than 30-year run. 9, 2006 - when it surpassed the nearly 18-year run of "Cats," another musical featuring the music of Andrew Lloyd Webber. "Phantom" became the longest-running show in Broadway history on Jan. The on-sale date for tickets for the final four weeks of performances - including the 35th anniversary, Valentine’s Day and the final performance - as well as details on all celebrations, will be announced at a future date. 44th St., will celebrate its 35th anniversary on Jan. But before it closes, the show at the Majestic Theatre, 245 W.
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