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A behind the scenes look at Love Never Dies in Australia.

The Australian production of Love Never Dies, currently playing in Melbourne at the Regent Theatre until 18th December, moves to Sydney’s Capitol Theatre from 8th January 2012. In this video clip, we get a glimpse behind the scenes of the show, featuring interviews with composer Andrew Lloyd Webber, director Simon Phillips and cast members Ben Lewis (The Phantom),  Anna O’Byrne (Christine) and Simon Gleeson (Raoul).

Love Never Dies will also be released on DVD in February 2012. For more information on the Australian production, visit the official show website.

Posted on: 1st December 2011
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  1. Alvaro says:

    I was lucky to see the show in London, England at the Adelphi Theatre. The production was nice and I was in awe of the sets and the music. When I saw the clips from the Australian production though, it took my breath away! I know Andrew Llyod Webber said this production was his vision and I can see why! This production has an eerie way that takes us into the phantoms world, where we see as he see’s. I saw a youtube video where they were filming the production….I am SO excited to see it when/if it comes out on video! I’ll definitly get it! I just wish I had the chance to see it in Australia! It looks amazing!

  2. Nickie says:

    I just love Love Never Dies! I saw the show in London twice, and the last time was with Ramin Karimloo.
    Having seen many muscial shows, I can assure you that both Ramin and Sierra are wonderful artists with glorious voices.
    I wish I could see the show once more in Australia, as the production will be grand, but alas, it’s so far off from Belgium and I just can’t go for a weekend, like I can do if a show is in London

  3. Paula says:

    I just love it!! Have not had the pleasure of seeing this live, but I listen to the CD almost every day…and the days I do not listen to it….the songs still play in my head!

  4. Tricia says:

    I was shocked to find that LND had closed down. Saw the show twice and thoroughly enjoyed it. True it did not have the same WOW factor as Phantom (which I had already seen three times – the first with the “Genius” Michael Crawford who will never be surpassed)but it was an excellent equal to many of the shows in the West End. Is Andrew planning on bringing it back eventually? I hope so as I have written a cracking synopsis for a sequel to LND!! If you are interested Andrew I can send you a copy!!

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