Charles Lloyd
Posted on Sunday, January 10th, 2010 at 2:42 pm
Why celebrate together Andrew Lloyd Webber?
I mean as regards his new musical, "Phantom: Love Never Dies" by what Andrew Lloyd Webber does not use his original lyricist Charles Hart and Richard Stilgoe? Why Glenn Slater is used?
I have no idea. I do not even understand the need to make a sequel to Phantom. This is unnecessary. I feel no lyricist who has used and no matter how you wrote this suite, which will never be as good, if not compared with the original phantom. Clearly, their largest and most successful production has been Phantom of the Opera and probably try to do something else equally successful but unfortunately make a sequel to ghost is not going to do for him, ha ha. He should be thinking about something completely new and different (which is what I see on Broadway), care or only the reputation it has and will be in the making of The Phantom of the Opera in a musical.
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