The musical did, however, make a successful transition to Australia, opening in Melbourne in May 2011 – the first production of the show outside of the UK. Love Never Dies was meant to transfer to Broadway but following its closure in London on 27 th August 2011, it never quite happened. The show was closed for four days in November 2010 but the damage was done and the negative reviews had impacted badly on the publicity for the show. Andrew explained to the small audience of approximately 200, that the musical did not quite take of in the way that he wanted to as staging and other problems didn’t quite work. The event was attended by Lord Lloyd Webber himself who introduced the screening with a short speech that included information about the piece.Īs Phantom and general theatre fans know, Love Never Dies is the musical sequel to the phenomenal The Phantom of the Opera, which premiered at the Adelphi Theatre on the Strand on 9th March 2010 with previews from 22 nd February of that year.

Last night I was lucky enough to attend the UK premiere film screening of Andrew Lloyd Webber’s Love Never Dies at the Mayfair Hotel in London.

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