The Phantom of the Opera

The world's most famous musical by A.L. Webber "Phantom of the Opera" for the first time in Lithuania The world's most famous musical "Phantom of the Opera" is coming to Lithuania. The phenomenal "Phantom of the Opera" by the famous English composer and one of the most successful creators of musicals, Andrew Lloyd Webber, is making its first ever tour in our country. The legendary musical will celebrate its 40th anniversary next year and will delight the audience with an impressive production, world-class performers and talented musicians during the anniversary tour around Europe. The original musical "Phantom of the Opera" will be presented on May 19-24 at Twinsbet Arena in Vilnius. Five consecutive performances of "Phantom of the Opera" will be held - this will be one of the largest indoor productions ever seen in Lithuania. About 150 people will work on stage and behind the scenes, and fifteen sea containers will bring all the necessary equipment. The Twinsbet Arena will be transformed into a grand Paris Opera House, with stages, lighting and sound equipment arriving directly from London. Moving scenes, pyrotechnics and many other special effects will be used. 230 costumes, countless masks, wigs and other props will be brought specially for these performances. A. L. Webber's musical "Phantom of the Opera" is one of the most successful shows in the world: presented in 195 cities, it was seen by more than 160 million people. The famous musical was staged for the first time in 1986. in London's West End and has won 70 major theater awards. "The Phantom of the Opera" is based on the novel of the same name by the French writer Gaston Leroux, published in 1909-1910. The plot of the novel tells about the mysterious disfigured musical genius Phantom, who lives in the dungeons of the opera house and falls in love with the young talented singer Kristina. Adapted by composer A.L. Webber, the piece became the longest-running and most successful musical in world history. The 40th anniversary tour of "Phantom of the Opera" will reach our country for the first time in the spring of 2026. The first performances of the show titled the world's most famous musical in history will take place on May 19-24 at the Twinsbet Arena in Vilnius. Before that, the tour will take place in Estonia, and after Lithuania they will move to Poland and continue in other countries of the world. Phantom of the Opera musical by A. L. Webber: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ae0QThdLhGo

When buying 10 or more tickets, you can contact: vipklientai@bilietai.lt Photography, filming and sound recording are prohibited!

Doors open: 6:30 p.m
Duration of the event: 2.33 hours
Breaks: Yes, 20 min.
Event language: English
Children admitted for free: no
Age limit: N12 is recommended
Discounts: Not applicable
For persons with mobility impairments: separate seats are reserved for persons with disabilities and 1 accompanying person in the arena in balcony 418 for the disabled and on the Parterre (present a document proving the discount during ticket control).
To purchase seats for the disabled, enter the code: FOR THE DISABLED in the discount box and you will be able to choose seats in special areas.

The plan of the hall may change/expand.

Premium Lounge sectors
When buying tickets to them, you will receive:
• Separate entrance (no queues!)
• Free locker room (locker rooms are open in the cold season)
• The best places to watch the event
• Comfortable chairs with drink holder
• Other entertainment and cozy atmosphere

BONUS sectors
When you buy them you will get:
• 20% discount on food and soft drinks in the arena catering bars
• Free changing room services in common areas of the arena (changing rooms are open during the cold season)

*You do not need a membership to purchase these seats.

You can only pay with payment cards or smart devices in Twinsbet Arena.

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