The Phantom Of The Opera at Keller Auditorium

The Phantom of the Opera

The over 160 million people that have experienced The Phantom of the Opera worldwide can’t all be wrong - is an immense whirlpool of pure theatrical ingenuity, sucking in every single audience member,
submerging them in the captivating world of the Music of the Night.

And now, after a brief hiatus, Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber’s global masterpiece is set to come home to North American stages, bringing the unmissable theatrical experience that knocked the musical world out of its orbit back to those who adore the enchanting musical, and those who are yet to meet the mysterious masked man, his beloved Christine, and the rest of the incredible Opera Populaire. If you are one of those, get ready to become a Phan!

When it comes to production value and enchantment, The Phantom of the Opera has it all. From the moment that beloved organ riff indicates the presence of the Phantom that haunts the Paris Opéra House right until the curtain call, it’s all stops out. From Maria Björnson’s lavish maximalist set designs to the intriguing special effects, from the stunning costumes to Andrew Lloyd Webber’s prodigious score, from the power-orchestrations to the insane production value, audiences are guaranteed to be Phans for life.

History

The masses’ claims of The Phantom of the Opera being one of the world’s greatest, are no exaggeration, and the proof is in the proverbial accolade pudding. The production received large amount of awards, including an Evening Standard Theatre Award, four Laurence Olivier Awards, seven Tony Awards, seven Drama Desk Awards, and five Outer Critics Circle Awards.

It’s more than four decades after The Phantom of the Opera premiered in London’s West End, and it is still blowing audiences around the globe away every time it hits the stage. The enchanting gothic tale, based on Gaston Leroux’s novel, and adapted for stage by Andrew Lloyd Webber and Richard Stilgoe, has been experienced by over 160 million people worldwide in over 46 countries, in 21 different languages. The Phantom of the Opera holds the record for the longest running production in Broadway history, with an estimated worldwide income of over billion.

2026 Tour

Rumor has it that the 2026 run of The Phantom of the Opera includes a stellar cast, slated to reinvigorate the four-decade old world favorite. From the Phantom’s ‘hard as lightning, soft as candlelight’ approach to Christine’s beautiful delicateness; from the romantic Raoul’s magnetism to the Opera Populaire’s jaw-dropping skill and remarkable stagecraft, it is excellence in every moment, and every audience member is bound to be totally enthralled by the magnificent world-renowned production all over again!

Keller Auditorium Information

The Keller Auditorium, located in Portland, Oregon, is the perfect venue for an off-the-charts production such as The Phantom of the Opera, boasting everything necessary to bring the Paris Opéra House to life - from state-of-the-art technical equipment to top-tier facilities, from incredible luxurious seating to crystal-clear sight-lines from all seats, from perfect acoustics to the friendly and eager-to-help staff ready to assist and ensure your comfort. The venue also boasts ample parking and great amenities nearby, so why not make a special night out of it? For any queries, contact the venue directly via phone or their website.

Ticket Information

With the high demand and prices from only $179, tickets are bound to sell out in record time.

{Head on down to the Keller Auditorium’s box office to get yours, or click on the ‘Buy Tickets’ button now to snag up those premier seats via Ticket Squeeze, one of the world’s most reliable marketplaces.
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FAQs

Where to get The Phantom Of The Opera tickets?

Tickets are sold directly from the Keller Auditorium’s box office, or you can obtain online via one of the world’s best online ticket marketplaces, Ticket Squeeze.

What happens if The Phantom Of The Opera is cancelled or postponed?

In the rare event of cancellation, all tickets are refundable. In the case of postponement, your tickets are valid for the new date, provided it was purchased from a trustworthy and recognized source