The much-loved musical is one of the … Andrew Lloyd Webber has responded to the news of The Phantom of the Opera closing its London and UK touring productions, in a statement posted to Twitter. The Phantom Of The Opera has permanently closed in London’s West End due to the coronavirus pandemic. It’s a sad day for London’s theatre culture. The Phantom of the Opera will close permanently on London’s West End, following an unprecedented blow to its finances dealt by COVID-19. Consequently they are starting a process of consultation over potential redundancies for all employees on these productions.This decision is heart-breaking for me, as I am sure it is for my employees, as everyone who has worked with me over the last 50 years, on or off the stage, knows how much I care about what I do and how I do it.Despite the government engaging with the desperate pleas from everyone in the theatre industry, so far there has been no tangible practical support beyond offers to go into debt which I don't want to do. The Phantom of the Opera will close in the West End in a stark blow for London theatre fans. Phantom of the Opera, London's second-longest-running musical, has been forced to close permanently on the West End, the show's producer has announced. In 2018 his debut self titled album went to number 1 on both the Aria and ITunes Charts (Classical Crossover) in Australia. In summary, we can’t tell you exactly when the Phantom will be back but we can tell you that he will be back.In response to the continued uncertainty over when the government is going to completely withdraw social distancing measures and allow the safe return of theatre productions Cameron Mackintosh, his producing partners and Delfont Mackintosh Theatres have had to take the difficult decision of delaying the return of their productions of Les Misérables, Mary Poppins, Hamilton and The Phantom of the Opera until as early as practical in 2021. The Phantom of the Opera has been forced to close in the West End for good due to the coronavirus pandemic.. The Singapore production of Phantom of the Opera, 2019. 10 After nearly 34 years as a mainstay in London’s West End, Andrew Lloyd Weber’s The Phantom of the Opera will be closing due to the ongoing impact of the coronavirus pandemic. The Phantom of the Opera has been forced to close in the West End for good due to the coronavirus pandemic.. Cameron Mackintosh: London can't function until theatres reopen The Phantom marks Josh’s West End debut and he is so grateful to be gifted the opportunity to perform such a wonderfully iconic role. The commercial theatre provides billions of pounds of revenue to the Economy. Phantom of the Opera, London's second-longest-running musical, has been forced to close permanently on the West End, the show's producer has announced. She then went on to train with the Scottish Ballet company and it was during this time that her voice was discovered. Indoor performances have been allowed to take place from August with social distancing.
Josh kicked off his career performing with the International pop opera group The Ten Tenors and he then made his mark as Tony in the 2010 Australian production of West Side Story. While at the Academy, Bridget played the roles of Amy March in ‘Little Women’ and Ivy in ‘On the Town’.Before moving to London she studied at the New Zealand School of Music completing a Bachelor of Music and Postgraduate Diploma in Classical Performance Voice, and performed the role of Tytania in Britten’s ‘A Midsummer Night’s Dream’.