Phantom at the Venetian Hotel

Phantom of the Opera, is the world’s most recognized musical theatre masterpiece. This production spectacular is held in the magnificent custom-built theatre at the Venetian Las Vegas. Designed to recreate the Paris Opera House of its era, you’ll find yourself entranced in the Phantom’s World.

Phantom is a musical based on the French novel, Le Fantôme de l'Opéra by Gaston Leroux. The original show opened in London's West End in 1986. It was directed by Hal Prince, choreographed by Gillian Lynn, with music composed by Andrew Lloyd Webber.

The original creative team have joined to recreate the show at the Venetian. It includes every song from the original production and is made even more spectacular by effects created with modern technology. Phantom is one of the most popular, longest running musicals in history today.

The theatre takes you back in time, adorned with plush red seats and curtains, opera boxes lining the sides, an elaborate hand-painted ceiling with an 80-foot wide dome, and a giant shimmering chandelier serving as a spectacular centerpiece of the stage.

The Phantom is born to an aristocratic family but is imprisoned in a mask as a child because of his facial deformity. He is a musician, composer, and a magician, but goes on to live a lonely life touring in sideshows, later becomes a court jester to the Sultan of Persia, and eventually moves to Paris to become an architect of the Opera House, residing in its underground lair.

The stories plot revolves around a beautiful Swedish chorus girl at the Opera also aspiring opera singer, who becomes the obsession of this mysterious, disfigured musical genius known as "The Phantom of the Opera".

Phantom of the Opera is a splendidly cast production with enchanting music, sumptuous costumes and design. The delirious romantic power this masterpiece instills, can sweep you away if you let it in.

Experience the rapturous production of Phantom of the Opera at Venetian.

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