PHANTOM OF THE
OPERA
 


The Phantom of the Opera wants Christine to be the star of the opera. He gives her lessons, writes an opera for her, and threatens those in charge; but Christine is in love with another man and the theatre managers do not take nicely to his threats. They agree to go along with his opera, hoping to catch him, but everything goes wrong, and the Phantom leaves Christine a choice - stay with him or the love of her life dies.

 

VIDEO CLIP OF THE MUSICAL



1988 Tony Award
Best Musical
Best Actor in a Musical
(Michael Crawford)
Best Featured Actress in a Musical
(Judy Kaye)
Best Scenic Design
Best Costume Design
Best Lighting Design
Best Direction of a Musical

1988 Drama Desk Award
Outstanding Actor in a Musical
(Michael Crawford)
Outstanding Director of a Musical
Outstanding Orchestration
Outstanding Music
Outstanding Costume Design
Outstanding Lighting Design
Outstanding Set Design

BROADWAY PREMIERE
January 6, 1988
 
COMPOSER
Andrew Lloyd Webber

LYRICIST
Charles Hart and Richard Stilgoe

LIBRETTIST
Andrew Lloyd Webber and Richard Stilgoe
 
ORIGINAL CAST
Sarah Brightman, Michael Crawford, Steve Barton, Patti Cohenour, Cris Groenendaal, Elisa Heinsohn, Judy Kaye, Leila Martin, David Romano, Nicholas Wyman, Jeff Keller, Peter Kevoian, Barry McNabb, Beth McVey, Richard Warren Pugh, Philip Steele, and Kenneth H. Waller

DIRECTOR
Harold Prince

CHOREOGRAPHER
Gillian Lynne
 
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PRODUCTION RIGHTS
Not Available

LYRICS
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