Beverly theater runs Phantom through November
North Shore Music Theatre presents a new adaptation of the classic musical to an annual audience of 250,000.
By Adrian Kovalenko ·

North Shore Music Theatre in Beverly, Massachusetts, is currently drawing from its regular audience of roughly 250,000 annual patrons to view a new staging of “Phantom.”
The production runs through November 1, 2026. It is a reimagining of the musical by composer Maury Yeston and playwright Arthur Kopit. The story centers on Erik, a musical genius, and Christine, a young singer, within the setting of the Paris Opera House.
The theater has operated since 1955. It holds regional and national awards including the Elliot Norton, IRNE, Rosetta Le Noire, and Moss Hart honors. Bill Hanney has owned the venue since 2010. The company previously staged the 2003 world premiere of the musical “Memphis.”
Performance times vary by day of the week. Evening shows are scheduled for Tuesday, Wednesday, and Thursday at 7:30 p.m. Friday and Saturday evening performances begin at 8 p.m. Matinees are available on Wednesday, Saturday, and Sunday at 2 p.m.
The theater is located at 54 Dunham Rd. in Beverly. Patrons can purchase tickets by calling (978) 232-7200, visiting nsmt.org, or going to the box office in person. The venue also hosts celebrity concerts, children’s programs, and year-round education classes.
The current production is part of the theater’s ongoing musical subscription series. The company also produces an annual staging of “A Christmas Carol.” The “Phantom” performance is the latest addition to the theater’s calendar of events in the North Shore community.
Source: Chelsea Record





