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Posted: 3/12/07 at 2:59pm
Is it just me, or does this sound absolutely ridiculous?
http://www.broadway.com/Gen/Buzz_Story.aspx?ci=545008
"The Phantom of Manhattan novel is set in New York City in the early 1900s and filled with famous characters of the day including Irving Berlin and Teddy Roosevelt. Narrated by a dying Madame Giry, the ballet mistress of the Paris Opera House in The Phantom of the Opera, it tells the story of how The Phantom left Paris after the events of the original story and fled to New York City. There, he becomes a wealthy entrepreneur, building the Manhattan Opera House and luring his Phantom love Christine, now a famous diva, to perform there. Christine is married to Raoul, with a son named Pierre."
Also, this is from the Broadway.com article:
"At a 50th birthday celebration concert for Lloyd Webber at Royal Albert Hall, a song from that project, "The Heart Is Slow to Learn," was performed by opera diva Kiri Te Kanawa."
Wasn't that a song from Wildhorn's Dracula? Just thought that was funny...
http://www.broadway.com/Gen/Buzz_Story.aspx?ci=545008
"The Phantom of Manhattan novel is set in New York City in the early 1900s and filled with famous characters of the day including Irving Berlin and Teddy Roosevelt. Narrated by a dying Madame Giry, the ballet mistress of the Paris Opera House in The Phantom of the Opera, it tells the story of how The Phantom left Paris after the events of the original story and fled to New York City. There, he becomes a wealthy entrepreneur, building the Manhattan Opera House and luring his Phantom love Christine, now a famous diva, to perform there. Christine is married to Raoul, with a son named Pierre."
Also, this is from the Broadway.com article:
"At a 50th birthday celebration concert for Lloyd Webber at Royal Albert Hall, a song from that project, "The Heart Is Slow to Learn," was performed by opera diva Kiri Te Kanawa."
Wasn't that a song from Wildhorn's Dracula? Just thought that was funny...
Updated On: 3/12/07 at 02:59 PM
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