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The Phantom of the Opera is my favorite musical, so naturally I already love the music. But the staging at His Majesty’s Theatre was absolutely phenomenal. At times, I felt the sound amplification was a little too loud. I also really value good diction in musical theatre because I want to be able to understand every word that is being sung. Unfortunately, there were moments when I couldn’t quite make out what the performers were singing. I was completely taken by Rhys Whitfield’s and Sierra Boggess’s voices, as well as Jordan Donica’s acting. Their performances made the evening truly special. Overall, it was a beautiful and unforgettable production, and I’m so glad I had the opportunity to see The Phantom of the Opera at His Majesty’s Theatre. The performance left me enchanted.

The actress playing Emily was particularly good and also actor / singer playing Nigel . It looked really good fun . Loved the costumes in the fashion show and the second half of the show .

The show is so cleverly written, and the cast manages to deliver it in a way that makes you laugh and cry. It’s moving, it’s hilarious. It’s my new favorite show.

Brilliant individual singing and group singing for every number that included all the memorable compositions from the original movie. Masterly performances from the main players for Fagin, Nancy and The Artful Dodger and 100% focus and energy from every member of the cast.

Very cool show. Enjoyed it thoroughly. Quite American with lots of American humour things. Some bad language and sexual themes. The bright flashing lights were very bright indeed. Lots of fun.

Special for me because I lived in that town,in that street at the same time as when Sting and his family lived there,the same ships,always being built there.I worked as a Welder in that same Shipyard.A few American's sat next to me, said they struggled to pick up on the dialect.But it seemed, more than the majority, like myself, loved it.

Everything and everyone stood out. We were here from Canada and just happened upon this show and being a huge “Sting” fan we had to go. He was amazing of course but so were all the performers including the musicians.

A Show for lover's of Frank the man & his Music Detailing his adversary & Challenging Times In his early years after Making a Name for himself in the 1950s

This show wes recommended to me by my granddaughter who loves musicals. She keeps up to date with what is trending and worth seeing and this show truly was. I was captivated from start to finish. The time just flew by. I met, during the interval, an American couple, an Australian couple and a family from Venice, they all were loving it. Definitely not a show to be missed.

This is a good show that explores racism and social classes in an interesting and relevant way. The story is moved on very cleverly by (at times) having 2 simultaneous conversations on stage. There is a clever twist to the story and the characters are well drawn and sympathetic. There are a couple of gasp moments when the actors use language or suggestions that are taboo .. and this adds to the strength of the theme.