He unmasks himself, believing Gustave will accept him, but Gustave screams in horror and flees ("The Beauty Underneath"). Her performance is watched from the wings by the Phantom and Raoul until Raoul resigns himself to the decision she has made ("Love Never Dies"). Gustave returns with Raoul, who looks on silently and sadly, and Gustave lays his head on his mother's lap. View credits, reviews, tracks and shop for the 2001 CD release of "Old Loves Never Die" on Discogs. Phillips additionally addressed the audience's suspension of disbelief with regard to the plot of Love Never Dies: "The central plot idea is that the Phantom and Christine have slept together. Gustave then removes the Phantom's mask and gently touches the Phantom's face in an act of acceptance. Christine comforts Gustave and then asks Meg to take him back to the hotel. He continues, "the staging is a constant source of iridescent pleasure. [134] Echoing complaints from the London critics, Saffir criticised the plot ("so thin it should be put on a cheeseburger diet") and the inconsistencies between the characters as depicted in the original Phantom and their motivations as presented in Love Never Dies. "[2] Glenn Slater subsequently explained that Lloyd Webber "didn’t view it as a sequel as much as 'a second story with these characters'". A new version of Last.fm is available, to keep everything running smoothly, please reload the site. There's wow factor, of course (a galloping carousel is an early highlight) though quieter scenes are realised with the same attention to detail, particularly the recreation of a Coney Island bar to frame Raoul's saloon song feature (Why Does She Love Me) and his face-off with Mr Y (Devil Take the Hindmost). [60], A touring production, identical to the Hamburg production, but in English, traveled through North America in the 2017–2018 season. [31] Meg Giry's grand opening number in Love Never Dies is called "Bathing Beauty". The reworked libretto is the one currently used by subsequent productions. [159], I really do not believe that you have to have seen, Andrew Lloyd Webber responds to critics, talks 'Phantom' at 25, 'Love Never Dies', LoveNeverDies.com The Show: Creative Team, The Sydney Morning Herald: 'Coney Island lights start dimming, The Australian: 'Moonshadow – musical testing ground gets tough, "Andrew Lloyd Webber responds to critics, talks 'Phantom' at 25, 'Love Never Dies, "London Theatre Tickets, Theatre News and Reviews - WhatsOnStage", "Andrew Lloyd Webber Confirms 'Phantom' Sequel", "Cat Destroys Lloyd Webber's Phantom Sequel Score", "A Really Wine Time: 'Phantom' sequel is unmasked at UK bash". After Madame Giry and Meg are dispatched to find help, Christine reveals to Gustave that the Phantom is his real father and the shocked boy flees ("Look with Your Heart" (Reprise)). Top Songs By Foster & Allen. Although Lloyd Webber hoped to bring the Melbourne production to Broadway in the future,[44] he told The New York Times that, even with the positive reception of the reworked Melbourne production, a Broadway transfer was probably not realistic. 6,243. A catastrophe we were promised and a catastrophe we expected to see. "[35] The London production closed on 27 August 2011 after a disappointing run of fewer than eighteen months. He gave the show four stars out of five, but cautioned that "The show may ultimately prove too strange, too dark, too tormented to become a massive popular hit, but I suspect its creepy allure will linger potently in the memory when frothier shows have been long forgotten". An inspired, often ravishing production for sure, though of a sequel that doesn't make a strong enough musical or narrative argument for its own existence. Meg enters and warns him that New York isn't a suitable place for his family, and she urges them to abandon Christine's performance contract and leave that night. Love Never Dies returned to the Nissay Theatre in Tokyo for a limited season in January 2019, starring Masachika Ichimura and Kanji Ishimaru as the Phantom, Megumi Hamada and Ayaka Hirahara as Christine and Mario Tashiro and Ryunosuke Onoda as Raoul. When Raoul leaves her alone to think, the Phantom enters and tells Christine that Raoul knows his love is not enough, and that she must sing for him once more. She expresses her hurt and resentment that the Phantom never took any notice of her or appreciated her singing and dancing. Not so well. "[149], The Providence Journal criticised the show's "cheap histrionics" and deemed it "an embarrassment, an overblown tearjerker". Elsewhere online, 'Love Never Dies' has even spawned a Facebook protest group called 'Love Should Die', which declares in its mission statement: 'We feel strongly that Andrew Lloyd Webber’s latest musical ... is a completely misguided venture that is a detriment to the story of the original Phantom of the Opera novel and musical of the same name'. 5.0 out of 5 stars Old Loves Never Die. The Phantom apologizes for his failure to truly see Meg and her contributions, but when he unthinkingly mentions Christine, Meg becomes enraged and accidentally fires the gun, shooting Christine. Old Loves Never Die. – The Phantom, Gustave and Christine, "Ten Long Years of Yearning" – The Phantom and Christine, "Dear Old Friend" – Meg, Madame Giry, Christine, Raoul, Gustave and Ensemble, "Beautiful" – Gustave, Fleck, Gangle, Squelch and The Phantom, "The Beauty Underneath" – The Phantom and Gustave, "Phantom Confronts Christine" – The Phantom, Christine and Madame Giry, "Why Does She Love Me?" Wayne Newton. @loveneverdies : the journey to this wonderful film", "VIDEO: Watch LOVE NEVER DIES with Andrew Lloyd Webber's The Shows Must Go On- Live Now! Découvrez toutes les promotions CD & Vinyles, les nouveautés ainsi que les titres en précommande. Gustave goes to the weeping Phantom, who sings a line from the song his mother just sang to console the boy, and Gustave embraces his real father for the first time ("Love Never Dies" (Reprise)). Old Loves Never Die . There's little pathos or emotional tension. [15] Finally, in early 2007, Lloyd Webber approached Ben Elton (who had served as the librettist for Lloyd Webber's The Beautiful Game) to help shape a synopsis for a sequel, based on Lloyd Webber's initial ideas. The main feature is an upright metal circle, part Luna Park mouth, part Stargate. When pressed by the Phantom, Christine confesses that Gustave is his son ("The Phantom Confronts Christine"). [137] Although it had praise for the sets, the Star Tribune complained that the show felt stale, comparing it to "a salad with the last of the Thanksgiving turkey". [citation needed], Although Lloyd Webber began working on Love Never Dies in 1990, it was not until 2007 that he began writing the music. The three casts would rehearse simultaneously in London for three months beginning August 2009. Ten years after the events at the Paris Opera, the Phantom is now a well known tycoon and the mastermind of Phantasma, a Coney Island amusement park. See all reviews. "[130], Kate Herbert of the Herald Sun gave the show four out of five stars and wrote, "With its vivid design, eccentric characters and mystical imagery, this is a ravishing spectacle that captures the dark mystery of a perilous fairground (circa 1907) and should convert even a die-hard Phantom fan." According to W. J. MacQueen-Pope: This was a one-act play, seen only by the early comers. Stunned by what has transpired, the Phantom declares that everything he creates and owns will be inherited by Gustave. The musical was reviewed again (at Lloyd Webber's invitation[34]), with critic Henry Hitchings noting that "Some of the most obvious alterations stem from the recruitment of lyricist Charles Hart to adjust the cadences of the original clunky lines written by Glenn Slater." The Phantom promises to show Gustave all of Phantasma the next day. As they recall their one night of passion, it is revealed that Christine was prepared to abandon Raoul for the Phantom, but awoke in the morning to find herself alone. [88], Album-only track titled "Conclusion"[104], The musical was released in DVD and Blu-ray on 29 May 2012 by Universal Studios Home Entertainment in the United States. An excited group of vacationers arrive, overwhelmed at all that Phantasma has to offer. [28], As with Phantom, Lloyd Webber's score for Love Never Dies also includes original music in the style of the show's time period to accompany character "performances" taking place within the show itself. Love Never Dies: Asian edition Add lyrics on Musixmatch. Find album reviews, stream songs, credits and award information for Old Loves Never Die - Gene Watson on AllMusic - 1981 - Sudsy weepers and plangent pipes. Even the musical numbers, she wrote, "never meld with the visual splendours, never give the effect, which is Lloyd Webber's gift, of the music delivering the scenery. This production, the first outside of the UK, featured new direction and design by an Australian creative team, including director Simon Phillips. Negative reviews, the dark art of anti-hype, are a dangerous business. [29] The W. S. Gilbert (of Gilbert and Sullivan) operatic burlesque Robert the Devil is a parody of Robert le diable, a romantic grand opera by Meyerbeer, which is mentioned in the prologue to Phantom of the Opera. Start the wiki, Do you know the lyrics for this track? It debuted at No. On one hand it shores up the position The Phantom of the Opera occupies as Lloyd Webber's central, defining musical; on the other it seems intent, in a rather Freudian way, on displacement, on destroying the authority of the earlier work". [citation needed]. [citation needed], A concert rendition, translated entirely into German, was held in Vienna, Austria, in the Raimund Theater in October 2013. 1 on Billboard Cast Album Chart", "Austriancharts.at – Musical – Love Never Dies", "Danishcharts.dk – Musical – Love Never Dies", Love Never Dies – Simon Lee / Andrew Lloyd Webber, "Greekcharts.com – Musical – Love Never Dies", "Swedishcharts.com – Musical – Love Never Dies", "ORIGINAL CAST RECORDING | Artist | Official Charts", "Phantom of the Opera Sequel Love Never Dies Heading to Blu-ray and DVD in May", First Night: Love Never Dies, Adelphi Theatre, London, Love Never Dies at the Adelphi Theatre, review, Andrew Lloyd Webber's Love Never Dies: Adelphi Theatre, London, "Paint Never Dries... but does mud always stick? "[114], Susannah Clapp of The Observer was also critical of the book and called the show "drab" and "about as tension-filled as winding wool." Admirers of Phantom are likely to be disappointed, and there's not enough here to entice a new generation of fans". Cierra Snider. The stage manager calls "Curtain" and Christine takes her place on stage. 10 on the UK Albums Chart. The Phantom rushes to Christine and orders Madame Giry to go for help while Meg looks on in stunned horror at what she has done. Mary Byrd. [94][95], Love Never Dies Deluxe Edition [Original Cast Recording] Featured In. Raoul says he is not afraid of the Phantom. [139] Both the Chicago Tribune and the Daily Herald gave only two and a half stars out of five to the production, the former considering it "not even remotely on the same plane" as the original Phantom,[140] with the latter finding that it "comes across like mediocre fan fiction". "[1] He later clarified: "Clearly, it is a sequel, but I really do not believe that you have to have seen Phantom of the Opera to understand Love Never Dies. Listen to Old Loves Never Die from Brian Coll's These Are My Mountains - The Best Of Brian Coll for free, and see the artwork, lyrics and similar artists. Raoul arrives and Christine asks Gustave to wait for his father backstage. [26] Lloyd Webber also announced that Asian and Canadian productions were planned, although these were subsequently dropped. Gustave and the Phantom gaze at one another as the curtain falls. [67] The filmed Australian production of Love Never Dies was made available on Webber's "The Shows Must Go On!" The Phantom and Christine share a final kiss and she dies in his arms. A shaken Christine relents and the Phantom leaves her with the sheet music for the song he has written. Release date: 8 March 2010 (UK), 9 March 2010 (North America) Danke Schoen . Livraison gratuite dès 25 € d'achats et des milliers de CD. When Gustave goes to bed, the Phantom appears on the balcony and Christine faints in shock, having believed him dead. [84] The song appears as the first track on the special edition of Jenkins' album Believe, which was released on 29 March 2010 in the UK. [90] John Barrowman had originally recorded the part of Raoul on the concept album but was replaced by Joseph Millson, who had been cast as Raoul for the stage production at the time the album was re-orchestrated and re-recorded. On 26 January 2010 the title song "Love Never Dies" was first publicly performed at The South Bank Show Awards, sung by Sierra Boggess and accompanied by Lloyd Webber and Louise Hunt on two grand pianos. After sharing her feelings, Meg decides to let Gustave live and releases him. Foster & Allen. [77][78] "Love Never Dies" also has a very similar melody to Charles Williams' composition "Jealous Lover" from the 1949 British film The Romantic Age. The show opened at the Adelphi Theatre in London's West End on 9 March 2010, with previews from 22 February 2010. In January 2020, it was announced that the Australian production would embark on its first ever World tour. 82 on the Billboard 200, No. Danke Schoen. ", "Only for You" – Meg Giry, Fleck, Squelch, Gangle and Ensemble, "Ten Long Years" (Duet) – Meg and Madame Giry, "Christine Disembarks" – Raoul, Gustave and Ensemble, "Are You Ready to Begin?" Get up to 3 months free. The hoped-for Broadway production was announced as delayed to spring 2011. Add Comment. [152] Boston's WBUR-FM summarized Love Never Dies as "a highly stylish, colorfully rendered mess", adding that "the whole thing is just schmaltzy and preposterous". Foster & Allen . [69] The musical numbers appear in the following order on the original album.[70]. Christine reveals to Gustave that the Phantom is his real father and she tells the Phantom that her love for him will never die. Although opining The Phantom of the Opera, together with Jesus Christ Superstar, to be "at the summit of Lloyd Webber's achievement", Chandler considers Love Never Dies "badly judged" and "one of the oddest sequels in theatrical history, shaped by a peculiar love-hate relationship to its original. Some user-contributed text on this page is available under the Creative Commons Attribution-ShareAlike License; additional terms may apply. It would play to empty boxes, half-empty upper circle, to a gradually filling stalls and dress circle, but to an attentive, grateful and appreciative pit and gallery. Bonjour, Identifiez-vous. Many of these kinds of burlesques were based on existing French operas. Lisa Silver Fiddle. Kestaleen Achanto. [45] The recording was originally to be released on DVD and Blu-ray 1 February 2012,[46] but it was later delayed till 29 May 2012 in the United States. Christine introduces the Phantom as an old friend named Mr. Y, and he promises to show the boy around Phantasma the next day. The Phantom makes Christine promise to never tell Gustave that Raoul is not his real father. Do you know a YouTube video for this track? Chandler takes issue with the incompatibility of the plot and character motivations expressed in Love Never Dies vis-à-vis those in the original Phantom of the Opera: "As sequel and original are erected on such different imaginative premises they cannot both be true". Charles Hart, one of the original lyricists from Phantom of the Opera, was brought in to help with the rewrites. It peaked at number 10 on the UK Albums Chart, No. [51][52] The Melbourne production closed on 18 December 2011. Opening dates were soon announced as 26 October 2009 in London, November in Toronto and February 2010 in Shanghai, with a later transfer to Melbourne, Australia. [23], On 8 October 2009, Lloyd Webber held a press conference at Her Majesty's Theatre, where the original Phantom has been running since 1986, confirming the casting of Boggess as Christine and Karimloo as the Phantom. The Phantom explains that he fled out of fear that she would reject him again when she saw his face in the morning light ("Beneath a Moonless Sky"). Staging and musical numbers for the Australian and subsequent productions: Note: The Copenhagen and Tokyo productions have translated the libretto from English to Danish (by Karen Hoffmann) and Japanese (by Ryu Machiko). Worse, it lacks heart. [3], The sequel was 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. [7] The original London production received mostly negative reviews,[8][9] but a subsequent Australian production featuring an entirely new design team and heavy revisions was generally better received, although the show finally closed with heavy discounting to tickets. – Meg, Madame Giry, "Devil Take the Hindmost" (Reprise) – Gustave, Raoul, The Phantom, Madame Giry and Meg, "Love Never Dies" (Reprise) – The Phantom, This page was last edited on 15 February 2021, at 10:17. I'm sure I speak for many when I say I left your theatre wholly dissatisfied with how incredibly satisfied I felt".[127]. Maggie. Listen to Old Loves Never Die from Foster & Allen's Magic Moments for free, and see the artwork, lyrics and similar artists. [75] It is a love ballad about the male narrator expressing his longing to hear the voice of his beloved after many years. TRACK. The Phantom enters and tells Christine that Raoul's love is not enough, and that she must sing for him and embrace her destiny ("Before The Performance"). As for Gabriela Tylesova's sets such as, "Coney Island carnival, deco interiors, a shabby bar," he found them, "endlessly fascinating; they're spectacular without being ostentatious. In their rooms, Raoul expresses disgust that their host would send circus freaks to receive them ("What a Dreadful Town!..."). Christine, Raoul and their ten-year-old son Gustave arrive in New York and are met by crowds of paparazzi ("Christine Disembarks"). A drunken Raoul is sitting alone in a forlorn bar, contemplating the evolution of his relationship with Christine ("Why Does She Love Me?"). [32][33] The show had its official opening on 9 March 2010. Plans were then announced for a separate Broadway production to run concurrently with the Toronto show if Toronto proved successful. Afterwards, the Phantom joins an overwhelmed Christine in her dressing room and the two share a rapturous moment ("Ah, Christine!"). Christine gives her word and vows to sing for him once more, and then leaves him alone. Forsyth went on to publish some of the ideas he had worked on with Lloyd Webber in 1999 as a novel entitled The Phantom of Manhattan. ... [They] served to give young actors and actresses a chance to win their spurs ... the stalls and the boxes lost much by missing the curtain-raiser, but to them dinner was more important. The Original London production opened with all the songs from the Concept Album. [122][123] It has subsequently been picked up and repeated by a multitude of journalists, both in print and on screen. It is now ten years after the events at the Paris Opera House and the setting is Phantasma on Coney Island in New York. [21] By March 2009, he had decided to open the show at London's Adelphi Theatre, followed by Toronto's Royal Alexandra Theatre (before transferring to Broadway's Neil Simon Theatre in 2010) and Shanghai. The first song released to the public was "The Coney Island Waltz", on the musical's official website as part of a Love Never Dies' teaser trailer video in September 2009. [24][25] Lloyd Webber announced that Love Never Dies would begin previews in London on 20 February 2010 and anticipated that the Broadway production would open on 11 November 2010 (this was later postponed[26] and then indefinitely[27] and to date has never come to fruition). A hot air balloon lands, carrying the Phantom's trio of freak show performers who announce the evening's entertainment lineup ("Ladies...Gents!/The Coney Island Waltz (Reprise)"). Lloyd Webber stated: "I don't regard this as a sequel—it's a stand-alone piece. When Raoul departs in response to an invitation to meet Hammerstein in the hotel bar, Gustave asks Christine why his father seems not to love him. Livraison gratuite (voir cond.). There is also scarcely a moment of humour [the] lyrics are prosaic, and the flickers of light relief are merely confusing. Music Video. [53] The show concluded its run on 1 April 2012. Maggie. The Phantom's trio of freak show performers (Fleck, Gangle, and Squelch) arrive in a strange carriage pulled by a "ghost" horse and whisk Christine and her family away to Coney Island ("Arrival of the Trio/Are You Ready to Begin?"). Backstage, Raoul, the Phantom, and Madame Giry each wait anxiously to see whether Christine will flee or sing, while Meg entertains Gustave ("Devil Take The Hindmost (Quartet)"). He further pointed out that "There are also lots of bracing directorial touches; the show is credited to Jack O’Brien, but it is new choreographer Bill Deamer and producer Bill Kenwright who have added the zest. ARTIST. – Fleck, Gangle, Squelch, Raoul, Gustave and Ensemble, "What a Dreadful Town!" The German production was based on the Australian version. The reworked production received mixed reviews during its engagements in Melbourne and Sydney,[55] but was generally better received than in London. Despite his success, he is tortured by the absence of Christine Daaé in his life and longs to hear her sing again ("Til I Hear You Sing"). [91]Sally Dexter, who performed Madame Giry on the album, is replaced by Liz Robertson in the musical. Madame Giry, her mother, and the Opera's former ballet mistress is now a business manager and choreographer for the show. And I still believe that old loves never die If our love dies it won't go to Heaven 'Cause it's already been there all the time If you must go I hope that you'll remember I still believe that old loves never die If you must go I hope that you'll remember I still believe that old loves never die Submit Corrections. Love Never Dies provides several of those rush moments, but doesn't quite connect the starry dots. For that I recommend a trip to Her Majesty's, not the Adelphi. The Melbourne production transferred to Sydney's Capitol Theatre with previews beginning 8 January 2012 and officially opened on 12 January 2012. "[107], Other positive reviews included Charles Spencer of The Telegraph, who raved, "this is Lloyd Webber's finest show since the original Phantom, with a score blessed with superbly haunting melodies and a yearning romanticism that sent shivers racing down my spine." Chris Boyd, of The Australian called the musical, "The best thing Lloyd Webber has written in the quarter century since Phantom of the Opera, Love Never Dies is still a missed opportunity. [63], The tour was due to open in the UK on 26 September 2020 at the Curve, Leicester where it would play until 10 October. Wayne Newton. Her costumes, too, are gorgeous. Discover more music, concerts, videos, and pictures with the largest catalogue online at Last.fm. [86][87] "Love Never Dies" was also recorded in Mandarin by Liping Zhang and in Korean by Sumi Jo. Both Meg and her mother are eager to curry favor with their employer to secure their future; as Meg prepares for a performance as "the ooh la la girl", she wonders whether it will please him ("Only for Him/Only for You"). "[116], Other negative reviews appeared in the Financial Times,[117] Entertainment Weekly,[118] The Arts Desk,[119] and many others. Buddy Harman Drums. After the Phantom pines for Christine and ascends to the gods ('Til I Hear You Sing), the scene breaks into an elaborate circus (Coney Island Waltz). [6], In the show, Christine Daaé is invited by Oscar Hammerstein I for her American debut, until an anonymous impresario contracts her to perform at Phantasma, a new attraction on Coney Island. When Fleck urges Giry to recall the "good old days" and blames her for "what happened", the audience is suddenly transported back in time as the old, tattered billboards are restored, the lights of Phantasma are illuminated, and an assortment of the park's performers appear in a dreamlike sequence ("The Coney Island Waltz/That's the Place That You Ruined, You Fool!"). The Phantom then suspects Madame Giry, because of her attitude towards him before Christine's number, and proceeds to threaten Giry when she is brought to him by Squelch and Gangle. Backstage, Christine is greeted lovingly by the Phantom and the two share a kiss. LYRICS. The plot is not based on the storyline in the original 1910 book by Gaston Leroux. In operas, these were always supporting roles. In 2016, five years after the closure of the London production, Paule Constable, the production's lighting designer and member of the original creative team, claimed that working on Love Never Dies almost led her to quit the theatre industry. Helpful. [156] An interview with Glenn Slater in March 2018 suggested that there are no current plans for Love Never Dies to play Broadway. [8][9] Perhaps the most positive review was Paul Taylor's in The Independent giving the show five stars, and writing, "What is in no doubt is the technical excellence of Jack O'Brien's seamlessly fluent, sumptuous (and sometimes subtle) production, or the splendour of the orchestra which pours forth Lloyd Webber's dark-hued, yearning melodies as if its life depended on them. Add a video, Do you know any background info about this track? The promotional music video was an excerpt of Ramin Karimloo's live performance at 8 October 2009 London press launch and made viewable the same day, with Karimloo singing in a blue-lit set while Sierra Boggess sits quietly on a throne. Release date: 8 March 2010 (UK), 9 March 2010 (North America) The production closed 21 April 2013. Verified Purchase. Introduced by a trio of freaks, the amusement swells into a crowd of acrobats and stilt-walkers, fire-twirlers and magicians, with Luna Park-like plastic heads, a portable big-top, and rows of carnies singing from rollercoaster tracks suspended mid-air. 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. [50] Lloyd Webber stated at the time that, even if a Broadway production did not happen, he felt that he had closed the chapter on the piece, as the filmed version is something he's, "very, very proud of" and it does not really matter to him, "if it comes tomorrow or five years' time". Old Loves Never Die: The Girl I Used To Run Around On: Roads And Other Reasons 'Til Melinda Comes Around: Speak Softly (You're Talking To My Heart) Nothing About Her Reminds Me Of You: Fourteen Carat Mind: Lonely Me: The Sun Never Comes Up Again: Missing You Just Started Hittin' Home: Credits (11) Joe Allen Bass. Brian Coll (from Omagh; died 7 November 2020) was an Irish country musician. Madame Giry has read in the newspaper that Christine is coming to New York to sing for Oscar Hammerstein I at the opening of his new Manhattan opera house. Still, he found himself, "yearning after a while for the big showstopper ... but it never came. [151] The Tribune Chronicle's reviewer lamented its "truly bizarre choices to get out from under The Phantom of the Opera's shadow", ultimately concluding: "I can’t think of a national tour [...] that I enjoyed less". The Leicester production has since been postponed. [3] The musical is set in 1907,[4] which Lloyd Webber states is "ten years roughly after the end of the original Phantom",[5] although the events of the original actually took place in 1881. [27] To date, Love Never Dies has not played Broadway. I feel that I, and several innocent coach parties, were tricked into going to Paint Never Dries, and, against our will, forced to endure an enjoyable evening. [49] It was then screened again in US cinemas on 23 May 2012. [88], The concept album of Love Never Dies was recorded around 2008–2009, using an 80–90 piece orchestra. [108] Paul Callan of the Daily Express also gave the show four stars, writing that Love Never Dies "is an elegant and clever sequel to Phantom and deserves to have the old Adelphi Theatre filled every night with Lloyd Webber's core, usually middle-class, audiences. [155], In February 2018, the Chicago Tribune reported that the Love Never Dies tour was discounting tickets, with seats "widely available on weeknights". Meg Giry, Christine's friend from the Paris Opera, has become "The Ooh La La Girl" in The Phantom's vaudeville show, which Madame Giry produces. In the rehearsal studio at Phantasma, Meg is unexpectedly reunited with Christine, who surprises her with the news that she was invited there to sing. 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