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Wednesday, April 04, 2007
New Watermark for an Underground Lake: Phantom Hits 8,000
Playbill News: "The 2006 milestone of The Phantom of the Opera becoming the longest running musical in Broadway history is still fresh, and on April 4 the Andrew Lloyd Webber show hits another high point — performance No. 8,000."
A Sequel!?! Dear god no! Is ALW really trying to destroy this show? Firt the movie and now possible sequel? It's going to be AWFUL! Leave the show alone where it is! It ends wonderfuly! Well kind of... I mean as much as I want her to be with the Phantom and all, I think the ending is good enough as is! *dies*
I agree with Andrea. I found that before I saw this show I was skeptical as to whether or not it was as good as the hype. I saw it after the movie was released when everyone decided to watch the show and I honestly was shocked at the truth behind all the amazing reviews. The thought of a sequel is awful... Especially nowadays, it never works out and just ends up being an embarrassment.
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NOOOOOOO! PLEASE NO!!!! WHY?!?!?!
A Sequel!?! Dear god no! Is ALW really trying to destroy this show? Firt the movie and now possible sequel? It's going to be AWFUL! Leave the show alone where it is! It ends wonderfuly! Well kind of... I mean as much as I want her to be with the Phantom and all, I think the ending is good enough as is! *dies*
I agree with Andrea. I found that before I saw this show I was skeptical as to whether or not it was as good as the hype. I saw it after the movie was released when everyone decided to watch the show and I honestly was shocked at the truth behind all the amazing reviews. The thought of a sequel is awful... Especially nowadays, it never works out and just ends up being an embarrassment.
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