Love Never Dies in Concert adds two additional performances at Theatre Royal Drury Lane
Jamie Muscato and Celinde Schoenmaker. Headshots provided by production.
Producers Darren Bell and Cuffe & Taylor for Live Nation are delighted to announce the addition of two final performances of the WhatsOnStage Award-winning concert production of Love Never Dies at the London Palladium. The concert will now run at 7.30pm on 16 October and 2.30pm and 7.30pm on 17 & 18 October.
Tickets for all performances go on general sale on Friday 27 March.
As announced at his sold-out concert, Jamie Muscato (Dexter in One Day, Royal Lyceum Edinburgh; Jay Gatsby in The Great Gatsby, London Coliseum) will play Phantom and Celinde Schoenmaker (Sarah Brown in Guys & Dolls, Bridge Theatre; Fantine in Les Misérables, Sondheim Theatre) returns to the role of Christine with further casting to be announced. The concert will be directed by Shaun Kerrison.
The concert forms part of the celebrations for the 40th anniversary of Phantom of the Opera.
Love Never Dies - Phantom of the Opera’s spectacular sequel - returns to the story 10 years after the Phantom’s disappearance from the Paris Opera House. Escaped to a new life in New York, he has finally found a place for his music to soar. All that is missing is Christine Daaé - the young soprano whose sensational talent enchanted the Phantom and saw him fall deeply and dangerously in love.
In a final bid to win her back, the Phantom lures Christine, her husband, and their young son Gustave to America to perform one final time. As old wounds are reopened and forgotten memories unlocked, the Phantom sets out to prove that, indeed, Love Never Dies.
This concert production comes as Cameron Mackintosh’s production of Andrew Lloyd Webber's Phantom of the Opera celebrates its 40th yearin London’s West End, marking four extraordinary decades at His Majesty’s Theatre. Phantom of the Opera is widely considered one of the world’s most beautiful and spectacular musicals. Since 1986, the global phenomenon has played to over 160 million people in 217 cities, 58 territories and 23 languages.
