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Posted: 1/17/06 at 2:45am
"‘I'll never experience anything like it again' Andrew Lloyd Webber went to New York last week to celebrate his musical 'Phantom of the Opera' becoming the longest-running show in Broadway history - taking over from the previous title-holder, his production of 'Cats'. Here, he presents his diary of an emotional occasion..."
He goes on to describe the event from his point of view.
One thing he said, I hope leeinlondon reads. He maintained on this board and others that Michael Crawford left The Woman in White because of some dissention with other cast members or because his role wasn't big enough or....whatever.
Weber says this:
"The afternoon is to be a mega-TV junket with the Phantom creative team, plus Michael Crawford, with whom I have a coffee beforehand. I am very glad to see him back to health - he really was poorly when he had to leave The Woman in White in the West End."
Link to Telegraph article
He goes on to describe the event from his point of view.
One thing he said, I hope leeinlondon reads. He maintained on this board and others that Michael Crawford left The Woman in White because of some dissention with other cast members or because his role wasn't big enough or....whatever.
Weber says this:
"The afternoon is to be a mega-TV junket with the Phantom creative team, plus Michael Crawford, with whom I have a coffee beforehand. I am very glad to see him back to health - he really was poorly when he had to leave The Woman in White in the West End."
Link to Telegraph article
Updated On: 1/17/06 at 02:45 AM
