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Phantom of the Opera 2 - Love Never Dies

So, it’s almost here.

Andrew Lloyd Webber this morning gathered together industry folk and members of the press for a sneak peak of his long-awaited sequel to The Phantom of the Opera - Love Never Dies.

The original Phantom, as we were reminded this morning, is “the most successful single piece of entertainment of all time”, by which producers mean it has taken more than any other film or show or combination of the two - a grand total of $5 billion worldwide.

How do you follow that?

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