Lover Never Dies Tour — Page 2

Theatricality said: Lot666 said: "When Gustave plays his own melody on the piano, does the Phantom now entreat him to sing like he does with Christine near the end of the title song in the original ("Sing for me!")? I saw a clip of Gardar Thor Cortes doing this in the German production and LOVED it!"

Yes!! I didn’t expect this change when I was watching that number and it was amazing! Gustave even hit the high note at the end, granted I think the key is different from the original."

Awesome! I saw the original London production three times and I have the DVD from Australia, and this is a change from both of them that was apparently only done (so far) in the German version. I think it's brilliant and I'm delighted that they're doing it for the U.S tour!

Updated On: 9/29/17 at 12:19 PM

I am seeing this show in Baltimore and I can't wait. At first, I think I had the mid-set of hating it...and honestly, when I saw the DVD for the first time I didn't like it....BUT as I watched it a few more times I started to LOVE it. I'm not a fan of Christine dying, I think that's a little over-the-top, but I love the show and can't wait to see it in a few weeks.

I also scored a 2010 London Opening night LND jacket at the flea market...it's FREAKIN AMAZING. :)

johannabarker said: "This is dumbest musical in history and I can't wait to watch it get terrible reviews and crash and burn.

Lot666 I'm trying to prevent people from wasting their money on this sexist piece of crap."

By any chance, did you used to run that Love Should Die website and picket the Adelphi Theatre in London?

Please, get a hobby or adopt a puppy.

Updated On: 9/29/17 at 01:53 PM

I wish I ran Love Should Die, and I wish they'd update it. I do have dogs and an active social life. I simply can't pass up to opportunity to bash Love Never Dies or the man that BWW's self appointed police tell me not to mention.

If I posted multiple times about how it's so realistic for a man who's only interaction with alcohol is stealing the champagne bottle from the managers to become an alcoholic, or for Meg to become a strip tease artist or the Phantom to write the lyric "what a cutie, what a peach" or for the Phantom to have a perfect, undeformed son, or for the Phantom to nail and bail and then complain about how sad his life is or for Madame Giry, a woman who is protective of her daughter in the original, to force her to become a prostitute, or how amazing it is that Christine gets shot by her former best friend and bloodlessly dies in her abuser/stalker's arms, would that be considered a waste of time?

Anyway this is going to fail and I just want to thank everyone on this board who tells me to shut up (or even in some cases, die, can't remember if it was you Lot666 or the other guy, phantomfan something). You only encourage me to spread the gospel of Love Never Dies sucking and James Barbour's crimes and lack of talent.

Lot666 said: "johannabarker said: "I wish I ran Love Should Die, and I wish they'd update it. I do have dogs and an active social life. I simply can't pass up to opportunity to bash Love Never Dies or the man that BWW's self appointed police tell me not to mention.

If I posted multiple times about how it's so realistic for a man who's only interaction with alcohol is stealing the champagne bottle from the managers to become an alcoholic, or for Meg to become a strip tease artist or the Phantom to write the lyric "what a cutie, what a peach" or for the Phantom to have a perfect, undeformed son, or for the Phantom to nail and bail and then complain about how sad his life is or for Madame Giry, a woman who is protective of her daughter in the original, to force her to become a prostitute, or how amazing it is that Christine gets shot by her former best friend and bloodlessly dies in her abuser/stalker's arms, would that be considered a waste of time?"

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Fantastic Lot... lol...

Never understood people who have so little to do with their lives then to bash something. I could give you a list of shows I've hated. Can't work up the energy to even go on those threads and look for a fight. I suppose it's true - some people are desperate for any attention... even negative attention

Ignoring whatever else is going on up there....at least for the Detroit performances, there are a number of $39 tickets available. It's definitely cheaper than the Jersey Boys tour.