LOVE NEVER DIES

The principal characters of The Phantom of The Opera continue their story in Andrew Lloyd Webber's Love Never Dies ...

Christine Daaé was the beautiful Parisienne soprano in Phantom of the Opera who became the protégée of the mysterious disfigured musical genius known as the Phantom. Click on the image to reserve your tickets online.

Love Never Dies moves The Phantom of the Opera forward ten years with the masked hero (Ramin Karimloo who recently played the part at Her Majesty's Theatre) still pining for Christine (Sierra Boggess), but now far away from the Paris Opera House and owner of an attraction on New York’s Coney Island called Phantasma.  He has been joined here by Phantom characters Madame Giry and Meg Giry (played by Liz Robertson and Summer Strallen).

The Phantom anonymously invites Christine to perform at Phantasma and she arrives there with 10 year old son Gustave and husband Raoul (Joseph Millsom) who has turned into a debt-ridden, hard drinking gambler. It would seem that more happened between the Phantom and Christine back at the Paris Opera House than we were led to believe as Gustave is the Phantom’s son.  So Christine’s dilemma is to sing or not to sing for the Phantom …?  I will not reveal the denouement but the final death scene (I won’t say who dies) is extraordinarily moving.

Music by Andrew Lloyd Webber, Lyrics by Glenn Slater and Book by Ben Elton. It is directed by Jack O’Brien, designed by Bob Crowley with choreography by Jerry Mitchell.

You can reserve your tickets to Love Never Dies here which is booking until 8th January 2011.

Adelphi Theatre
402-412 The Strand
London, WC2R 0NS

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	Tube :Charing Cross/Embankment Train: Charing Cross
	6, 9, 11, 13, 15, 23, 77A, 176
	St Martins Lane Hotel (Underground), 45 St Martin's Lane, WC2N 4HX /Tel: 020 7300 5500. Open Monday - Sunday : 07:00-23:30 (After 23:30, only hotel residents may enter/exit)

DISABLED ACCESS TO LOVE NEVER DIES

	Induction loop
	Guide dogs are permitted inside the auditorium
	Disabled seating area is situated in the dress circle
	Available