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Scarlet November 29th, 2022
We're delighted to announce Broadway's longest running show will run a little longer as Phantom of the Opera delays Broadway closure following a spike in sales! Previously scheduled for its final bow in February.
The idea of not having Phantom of the Opera on Broadway was something none of us liked to think about, and the countdown until its closure was ticking away fast. That was until producer Cameron Mackintosh spoke with the New York Times and announced that the show will be delaying its closure following a extraordinary spike in sales. We would be lying if we said we didn't see this coming, it was all just a matter of when.
Mackintosh shared the new closing date, April 16, with New York Times - an eight week extension from the original closing date. We wonder if this will just be a case of constant extensions, or if Mackintosh and Webber are set on taking Phantom of the Opera away from Broadway and just doing this to make sure they meet that last of ticketing demands. Either way, we're glad our half-masked Phantom and his poorly hidden base will be hanging around a little longer- and remember, always keep your hand at the level of your eyes.
Underneath the Paris Opera House, there lurks the Phantom. Horribly deformed and mentally unstable, he stalks the building's cellars, plotting malevolent acts against the Opera's owners and whichever actors dare to take to the stage. Despite his terrible reign, he is infact blessed with extraordinary musical talent, and when one day he spies the beautiful singer Christine Daae, he knows he has found the star who can truly do his own music justice. Yet Christine is engaged to another, and blinded by jealousy, The Phantom kidnaps her and takes her to his lair in the Opera's foundations.
Though she's terrified at first, Christine begins to understand the awful events which have turned the Phantom into a monster. But will Christine's empathy be enough to put a stop to the Phantom's reign of terror, or will the murderous mob, led by Christine's fiance, get to him first?
The sight was as unbelievableand fantastically theatricalas "Phantom's" own perseverance, as memorable as a Broadway show returning to performances as it has for 32 years and as an opera ghost, slighted yet determined, in search of love.
Variety
