Broadway’s Phantom of The Opera has announced its final show for February 2023. The closing will take place less than a month after its 35th anniversary in January. The website notes that there are three ways to book tickets. Interested people can book tickets online or by calling the number on the website or visiting the box office. Phantom of the Opera opened in London’s West End in 1986. Two years later, it opened on Broadway, with direction by Harold Prince.The Phantom Of The Opera@PhantomOperaBring your favorite friend or opera ghost to experience the music of the night during #NYCBroadwayWeek.Get tickets: bit.ly/3BnbAwG15714Bring your favorite friend or opera ghost to experience the music of the night during #NYCBroadwayWeek.Get tickets: bit.ly/3BnbAwG https://t.co/n1Avhu5K8SThe West End production of Phantom, which was closed during the Covid-19 lockdown in 2020, remains open. As per the New York Post, the cast, crew, and orchestra were informed of the closing sometime before the notice went on their website.Phantom of the Opera announced on its website:“We are sad to confirm that after 35 years on Broadway, Phantom will play its final performance at the Majestic Theatre on Saturday February 18th, 2023. Tickets are currently on sale for performances through January 22nd, 2023, and we expect the final block of tickets to be placed on sale shortly.”The musical is based on a novel by Gaston Leroux. It tells the story of a deformed composer who haunts the Paris Opera House and falls in love with a young soprano named Christine. The musical features Andrew Lloyd Webber’s songs, including Masquerade, Angel of Music, All I Ask of You, and The Music of the Night.Phantom of the Opera Dates, Tickets and PricesThe Phantom Of The Opera@PhantomOperaNot all the magic of Phantom happens on stage! Featuring the fantastic Aimee who departed our stage management team last month 🖤📸 @jamesgant18918Not all the magic of Phantom happens on stage! Featuring the fantastic Aimee who departed our stage management team last month 🖤📸 @jamesgant https://t.co/zeVZEU8IuVTickets for Phantom of The Opera will be available via the musical's official website as well as some third party websites. Tickets for the September 18 show are priced between $74 and $258. Tickets from the Broadway website range between $79.65 and $322.65. Tickets for Wednesday, September 21 are priced between $38 and $215 on the official website. Tickets range between $60 and $268.65 on the official website of Broadway. The prices for Broadway vary as per dates and seat availability. Third part websites like Seat Geek are also selling tickets for the show at $30.As per Broadway, the remaining dates for the Phantom of the Opera will be held on:September 2022 -September 17September 18September 19September 21September 22September 23September 24September 25September 26September 28September 29September 30October 2022 -October 1October 2October 3October 5October 6October 7October 8October 9October 10October 12October 13October 14October 15October 16October 17October 19October 20October 21October 22October 23October 24October 26October 27October 28October 29October 30October 31November 2022 -November 2November 3November 4November 5November 6November 7November 9November 10November 11November 12November 13November 14November 16November 17November 18November 19November 20November 21November 16November 17November 18November 19November 20November 21November 23November 24November 25November 26November 27November 28November 30The Phantom Of The Opera@PhantomOperaLet the dream begin... A moment to savour as the curtain rose on our @SydOperaHouse performances. #PhantomSydney is performing in Sydney until 16 October before heading to Melbourne where it runs until 29 January.🎟️ au.thephantomoftheopera.com26345Let the dream begin... 🌹🇦🇺A moment to savour as the curtain rose on our @SydOperaHouse performances. #PhantomSydney is performing in Sydney until 16 October before heading to Melbourne where it runs until 29 January.🎟️ au.thephantomoftheopera.com https://t.co/RvPgMcEc4kDecember 2022 -December 1December 2December 3December 4December 5December 7December 8December 9December 10December 11December 12December 14December 15December 16December 17December 18December 19December 20December 21December 22December 23December 24December 26December 27December 28December 29December 30January 2023 -January 1January 2January 4January 5January 6January 7January 9January 10January 11January 12January 13January 16January 18January 19January 20January 21Phantom of the Opera saw reduction in attendeesVirginia Vass@virginia_vassIn all seriously, I know we all joke about Phantom of the Opera, but that was one of the first musicals to shake my soul into loving theatre as much as I do. So…yeah if it closes, and as SOON as we got a Black Christine??…I’d be sad.2316194In all seriously, I know we all joke about Phantom of the Opera, but that was one of the first musicals to shake my soul into loving theatre as much as I do. So…yeah if it closes, and as SOON as we got a Black Christine??…I’d be sad.Broadway was affected during the pandemic, with theaters remaining closed for over 18 months. Associated Press reported that the musical was costly and required elaborate sets and costumes as well as a large cast and orchestra.The agency noted that the theater showed fluctuations regarding its gross earnings. At times it would go as high as over $1 million per week, while sometimes it would drop to around $8,50,000. Last week, it was $867,997, and the producers anticipated the closing of the theater.sophia ✨@musicallaneousphantom of the opera should go out with a bang by actually dropping the chandelier on the audience during the last performance320215371phantom of the opera should go out with a bang by actually dropping the chandelier on the audience during the last performanceAccording to Deadline, the average ticket price for Phantom last week was about $83. This was less when compared to the average prices of musicals, including Funny Girl ($175), Hamilton ($197), Into the Woods ($112), and MJ ($152), among others.Phantom of the Opera won several Tony Awards in the ‘80sThe first iteration of the Phantom of the Opera featured music by Andrew Lloyd Webber, lyrics by Charles Hart, and a libretto by Lloyd Webber and Richard Stilgoe. It was produced by Cameron Mackintosh and The Really Useful Group. Phantom opened in London’s West End in 1986. Two years later, they went on Broadway, which was directed by Harold Prince. The musical stars Michael Crawford as the Phantom and Webber’s then-wife, Sarah Brightman, as Christine. In 2012, the musical set a record for the first Broadway production to hit 10,000 performances.In 1988, the musical won several Tony Awards, including Best Musical, Best Performance by a Leading Actor in a Musical (Crawford), Best Performance by a Featured Actress in a Musical (Judy Kaye), Best Direction of a Musical (Harold Prince), Best Scenic and Costume designs (Maria Björnson), and Best Lighting Design (Andrew Bridge).