Phantom of the Opera - Dublin Theatre Break

Phantom of the Opera is one of the most loved musicals of all time and in 2012 this award winning show is heading on a UK tour. The Grand Canal Theatre will welcome Phantom of the Opera, Dublin for a limited run throughout July and early August.

With a new design, staging and costume Cameron Mackintosh’s production of Phantom of the Opera, Dublin revitalises this classic Andrew Lloyd Webber story.

A Phantom of the Opera, Dublin theatre break will transport you to the heart of the Paris Opera, where a backdrop mysteriously collapses scaring the lead soprano who refuses to perform, chorus girl Christine Daaé takes to the stage as her replacement and is a great success.

Back in her dressing room Christine entertains her old childhood friend Raoul and confides to him that it is the ‘Angel of Music’ who has taught her. The jealous Phantom appears to Christine and takes her to his underground realm. Ruled by emotion the Phantom insists that Christine takes the lead role in the opera every night and does all in his power to make it a certainty no matter what the damage. The Phantom of the Opera, Dublin is a powerful story of love, obsession and betrayal in 18th Century Paris.

Phantom of the Opera, Dublin will feature the incredible hit songs including Phantom of the Opera, Music of the Night, Think of Me and All I Ask of You.

Please note: Cast members cannot be guaranteed for every performance.

Phanton of the Opera - Dublin Theatre Breaks always includes tickets with hotel accommodation, and the number of tickets you request must be the same as the number of hotel guests.

Phantom of the Opera - Dublin Theatre breaks by train ... Make it easy on yourself and take a theatre break by train. Our train prices are very competitive so after you have picked the hotel for your theatre break, click on the "Add a rail journey" link in the "Optional Extras" section. You will be speeding your way to Phantom of the Opera - Dublin before you know it and you'll avoid the congestion charges too! (Train journeys are supplied by a number of different operators).