andrew lloyd webber wrote love never dies in 1986.
andrew lloyd webber wrote love never dies in 1986.
when did andrew lloyd webber write love never dies?
1986
the "daily mail" announced in may 2007 that the sequel would be delayed because lloyd webber's six-month-old kitten otto, a rare-breed turkish van, climbed onto lloyd webber's clavinova digital piano and managed to delete the entire score. lloyd webber was unable to recover any of it from the instrument, but was eventually able to reconstruct the score. in 2008, lloyd webber first announced that the sequel would likely be called "phantom: once upon another time", and the first act was performed at his annual sydmonton festival. the phantom was played by ramin karimloo and raoul was played by alistair robbins. however, in september 2008, during the bbc's "birthday in the park" concert celebrating his 60th birthday, lloyd webber announced that the title would be "love never dies". in other workshop readings, raoul and christine were played by aaron lazar and elena shaddow.
love never dies (musical)
love never dies (musical)









































love never dies is a romantic musical composed by andrew lloyd webber with lyrics by glenn slater and a book by lloyd webber, ben elton, frederick forsyth and slater. it is a sequel to the long-running musical "the phantom of the opera" and was loosely adapted from forsyth's novel "the phantom of manhattan" (1999).
love never dies (musical)