Unofficial, fan-made guides to seeing every production of Phantom of the Opera, written by Phans, for Phans.
★ Phantom 40th Anniversary: Pass the Brush — enter by September 30 →
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I created these guides so Phans have a central place for accurate, helpful information about seeing Phantom of the Opera — wherever it is playing. They are completely unofficial and not affiliated with any production, producer, or venue. Each guide below is its own page now, so you can go straight to the production you are actually travelling for.
Calling all Christines, performers and cosplayers alike, for one continuous chain of Christines passing a makeup brush from one to the next — released the week of Phantom’s 40th anniversary. Record 2–3 transitions. You must be 18 or over. Submissions close 30 September 2026; the video goes up 8 October 2026.
Submitting requires a Google account (the form takes file uploads). No account? Email your clip to andrea@flagbridgedesigns.com or DM it to @flagbridgedesigns on Instagram or TikTok.
The 2025–2027 North American tour: schedule, ticketing strategies, best seats, the cast, and what to expect at the show.
Read the guide →The immersive Phantom on West 57th Street: how the pulse system works, tickets and Lotto 666, the dress code, and cast by timeslot.
Read the guide →Phantom’s home since 1986 at His Majesty’s Theatre: day seats, seating and boxes, the 40th anniversary season, and access booking.
Read the guide →Every production outside the US and UK, including the International Tour's China leg and where it goes next, plus Spain, Mexico, Japan, Germany and more.
Read the guide →Masquerade casts six trios across six timeslots, and no two pulses give you the same show. My cast comparison is a five-question picker that hands you a pulse based on what you want from your Phantom, your Christine, and your final lair — plus full profiles of every trio and cover.
If you are building a Christine of your own, the dressing gown is the friendliest place to start. How to Make Christine's Dressing Gown walks through the free Mood Fabrics pattern I adapted, the rose jacquard satin, the godet train, and the lace belt, with photos from the mockup through the finished gown.
Every current and upcoming stop on the North American tour has its own page, with that venue, dates and on-sale status plus the ticketing, seating and what-to-wear sections you need for that city. They are all listed in the City-by-City section of the US Tour guide.