Now celebrating twenty years as Broadway's Most Haunting Love Story

Winner of seven 1988 Tony® Awards including Best Musical, Andrew Lloyd Webber's masterwork is more than the longest-running musical in Broadway history - it's an international phenomenon that unmasks emotions like no other show can, leaving audiences everywhere breathless.

You'll be entranced by the sumptuous score, the haunting romance and the timeless story of seduction and despair

"God's gift to the musical theatre!"
--The London Sunday Times

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Running Time:	2 hours 30 minutes with one intermission

Recommended Age:	May be inappropriate for children 4 and younger.

Group Minimum:	10

First Preview:	January 9, 1988

Opening Night:	January 26, 1988

Cast List:
Hugh Panaro (The Phantom)
Sara Jean Ford (Christine Daaé)
Marni Raab (Christine Daaé at certain performances)
Ryan Silverman (Raoul, Vicomte de Chagny)
George Lee Andrews (Monsieur André)
David Cryer (Monsieur Firmin)
Patricia Phillips (Carlotta Giudicelli)
Cristin J. Hubbard (Madame Giry)
Evan Harrington (Ubaldo Piangi)
Heather McFadden (Meg Giry)
Polly Baird (Swing)
Kyle Barisich (Swing)
Chris Bohannon (Porter/Fireman)
Erin Brooke Burton (Ballet Chorus)
Kimilee Bryant (Spanish Lady)
Melanie Field (Page)
Jessy Hendrickson (Swing)
Mary Illes (Innkeeper’s Wife)
Kenneth Kantor (Monsieur Lefevre/Firechief)
Kfir (Slave Master/Solo Dancer)
Kara Klein (Ballet Chorus)
Kris Koop (Madame Firmin)
John Keuther (Auctioneer/Don Attilio)
Laurie V. Langdon (Dance Captain/Swing)
Mykal D. Laury, II (Slave Master/Solo Dancer)
Sarah Anne Lewis (Swing)
Gianna Loungway (Ballet Chorus)
Frank Mastrone (Jeweler)
Michele McConnell (Wardrobe Mistress/Confidante)
Scott Mikita (Swing)
Mabel Modrono (Ballet Chorus)
Susan Owen (Princess)
Richard Poole (Joseph Buquet)
Jessica Radetsky (Ballet Chorus)
James Romick (Swing)
Paul A. Schaefer (Marksman)
Julie Schmidt (Swing)
Carly Blake Sebouhian (Ballet Chorus)
Jeremy Stolle (Passarino)
Stephen Tewksbury (Swing)
Jim Weitzer (Monsieur Reyer/Hairdresser)
James Zander (Swing)

Production Credits:
Harold Prince (Director)
Gillian Lynne (Musical Staging and Choreography)
Maria Bjornson (Production Designer)
Andrew Bridge (Lighting Designer)
Martin Levan (Sound Designer)
David Caddick (Musical Supervision and Direction)

Other Credits:
Lyrics by: Charles Hart
Music by: Andrew Lloyd Webber
Book by: Richard Stilgoe and Andrew Lloyd Webber

1988 Tony Awards^®

Best Musical (Produced by Cameron Mackintosh, The Really Useful Theatre Company Ltd.)
Best Actor in a Musical (Michael Crawford)
Best Featured Actress in a Musical (Judy Kaye)
Best Scenic Design (Maria Björnson)
Best Costume Design (Maria Björnson)
Best Lighting Design (Andrew Bridge)
Best Direction of a Musical (Harold Prince)

1988 Drama Desk Awards

Outstanding Actor in a Musical (Michael Crawford)
Outstanding Director of a Musical (Harold Prince)
Outstanding Orchestration (David Cullen & Andrew Lloyd Webber)
Outstanding Music (Andrew Lloyd Webber)
Outstanding Costume Design (Maria Björnson)
Outstanding Lighting Design (Andrew Bridge)
Outstanding Set Design (Maria Björnson)

* Theatre is not completely wheelchair accessible.
* There are no steps into the theatre from the sidewalk.

Orchestra Location:
There are steps to the Orchestra beginning with row I. There are no steps to the designated wheelchair seating location. No steps to rows AA - H.

Mezzanine Location:
Located on 2nd level, up 3 flights (51 steps). Please Note: On the Mezzanine level, there are approximately 2 steps up/down per row. Entrance to Mezzanine is behind row G of the front Mezzanine.

Restrooms:
A wheelchair accessible unisex restroom is located on the Main Level (no steps). Additional restrooms (not wheelchair accessible) are Located up 42 steps (down 9 steps from Mezzanine). Also in the Lower Lounge - down 2 flights (19 steps).

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Angel of Music: A Phantom of the Opera Vocal Workshop
Learn one of the haunting numbers from Phantom’s score. Participants will be coached in the vocal methods used by real Broadway actors!

Prima Donna: Operatic Singing
How is Operatic singing different from traditional Broadway belting? Participants will learn an Operatic number from the show and talk with a cast member about warm-ups and vocal techniques actually used by the Broadway cast!

Stepping Up: Character Development and Acting Technique
What is a stock character and what are given circumstances? Learn this and more from a member of the cast. Students study scenes from the show, exploring objectives, given circumstances and character development.

Putting on a Show: Musical Theatre Dance
Led by a member of the cast, participants learn how to incorporate dance and movement into a production. This workshop combines movement with basic acting skills.

Masquerade: Costume Design Workshop
Learn how the award-winning design team of this show makes masquerade magic in this mask-making workshop.

PRICING:

Minimum of 20 participants

(Teachers and Chaperones are free)

All participants are $24 each

( Additional $150 fee to cover cost of the vocal accompanist)

Prices subject to change.

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