![]() 18, shortly after a lavish bash for its 35th anniversary. Still, “Phantom” is definitely coming to an end in New York on Feb. The producer is pleased with the box office boom and outpouring of affection from fans around the world, even though The Post scuttled his announcement plans (the news was set to drop next week.) “The tills are alive with the sound of the music of the night!,” Mackintosh said on a phone call from London. To quote Andrew Lloyd Webber’s “Evita,” “and the money kept rolling in!”Īfter The Post first reported on Friday that the composer’s “The Phantom of the Opera” would close on Broadway this winter after 35 years, the show took in $2 million in ticket sales by 8 p.m., producer Cameron Mackintosh told The Post. 'Halloween Ends' review: Gutsy final chapter is way better than 'Kills'Ĭult hit 'Titanique' to extend run at bigger off-Broadway theaterįrom 'Mame' to 'Sweeney Todd,' Angela Lansbury was a Broadway goddess 'The Piano Lesson' Broadway review: A blisteringly acted drama 'Black Adam' review: The Rock can't save another terrible DC movie ![]()
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