'Aspects of Love' will not have a role for his wife, soprano Sarah Brightman, star of 'Phantom' and featured soloist in his 'Requiem.' It may be ready for the stage early next year, and the composer has considered having its first run in New York, where he is spending more and more of his time in a luxury apartment that occupies two floors of the Trump Tower.īut it is likely that London will see 'Aspects of Love' long before New York, as has become customary with blockbuster musicals in recent years. That's the name of his current work in progress, and whatever you may call his earlier works, Lloyd Webber wants to call this one an opera. “Phantom of the Opera’ will close in 2023 on March 31st with the prequel beginning previews on April 1st.Is there life after 'The Phantom of the Opera?' According to Andrew Lloyd Webber, composer of 'Phantom,' 'Cats,' 'Evita' and other musicals that have kept Broadway alive in the last 10 years, there is not only life after his current spooky melodrama there will also be 'Aspects of Love.'

No casting has been made official yet but I’m told that Daniel Radcliffe is on board for the lab. He also added that he had never intended on doing a prequel to his famous hit musical, but the brief flashback scenes from the movie adaptation gave him a flurry of ideas. “I haven’t composed a lot of songs for tap dance, but I just feel like it’s the perfect tempo for a number about buying a monkey toy,” Webber said.

Webber said he’s particularly excited about songs that will show fans where the Phantom settled on his mask design, to his knot-tying lessons, to an especially lively number about the bartering process of buying the cymbal banging monkey toy. It will also explore the brief romance he has with a young Madame Giry. While details on the prequel haven’t been announced yet, Webber said it will center on the Phantom’s teenage years, living alone in the Paris Opéra House. However, fans of the Sir Andrew Lloyd Webber musical shouldn’t fret, because a prequel to ‘Phantom’ will be on its way soon. ‘The Phantom of the Opera’ will close after what will be 35 years in New York in 2023. The longest running Broadway show of all time has set its closing date.

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