'Phantom' Las Vegas Celebrates 2nd Anniversary

PHANTOM– The Las Vegas Spectacular, celebrated its second anniversary on June 24 as one of the most successful productions on The Strip, proving "Broadway" can survive in Las Vegas. After two thriving years and 930 performances, the cast and crew celebrated with an exquisitely decorated Phantom-themed cake during the curtain call at last night's performance.
 
"After two flourishing years on the Las Vegas Strip, PhanTom Continues to prove it is in the top tier of the world-class entertainment that Las Vegas has to offer," said Scott Zeiger, Co-CEO of Base Entertainment and Executive Producer of Phantom – The Las Vegas Spectacular. "With an extraordinarily talented cast and crew and a second year that was even more successful than the first, we are excited to continue our very long run at The Venetian," said Zeiger.
 
Featured on the 2008 season of American Idol and named one of Las Vegas' Top Ten Shows of 2007 and the number one show of 2006 by the Las Vegas Review-Journal, Phantom has proven to be at the forefront of Las Vegas entertainment.
 
This exciting production of the worldwide favorite haunts The Venetian and thrills audiences eight times a week. From the moment you enter the magnificent custom-built theatre you are immersed in the storied Paris Opera House and become part of The Phantom's world. Featuring every beloved Andrew Lloyd Webber song from the original, spectacular sets, new effects, and a breathtaking chandelier experience, Phantom is an only-in-Vegas experience.
 
Phantom at The Venetian is produced by The Really Useful Theatre Company Inc. and Base Entertainment.
 
Phantom performs at The Venetian Resort – Hotel – Casino on Monday and Saturday at 7 & 9:30 pm and Tuesday - Friday at 7 p.m. (dark Sunday). Tickets are available by calling the Venetian Box Office at 866-641-7469 or 702-414-9000, or online at www.Venetian.com  . For groups of 10 or more, please call (702) 785-5394. For more information please visit www.phantomlasvegas.com .
 

Photo by Jacob Andrzejczak.

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