Phantom of the opera musical at the esplanade
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Broadway's longest-running and most popular musical, THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA, returns to Singapore for a strictly limited season in March 2007.
Andrew Lloyd-Webber's phenomenal hit first burst onto the London stage 20 years ago, and continues to play to full houses nightly in London, New York and around the world. THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA has been seen by over 80 million people worldwide, has been performed in more than 20 countries, has won over 50 major theatre awards, and has grossed more than S$5 billion.
With 130 cast, crew and orchestra members, spectacular sets and more than 230 costumes, THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA contains some of Andrew Lloyd Webber's most famous and stirring music, including "The Phantom of the Opera" and "Music of the Night".
THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA is a world-wide sensation which will take Singapore audiences on an unrivalled musical theatre journey.
The Phantom awaits your presence... -
sarah brightman as christine daae?
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i will be there
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It's unlikely that Sarah Brightman or any of the original london cast (of 1987) will be in it.
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nope,i dun know if sarah will be playing christine again,no info from the sistic webbie where i got this info fromOriginally posted by FireIce:sarah brightman as christine daae? -
I want to watch again!!!
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hope can find someone to go with me.
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but i oni sarport original broadway cast leh........
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But the original broadway cast didn't perform since a long time ago leh if I'm didn't remember wrongly. The current world tour is not the original london cast liao.
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http://www.channelnewsasia.com/stories/entertainment/view/233761/1/.html
Phantom of the Opera set to return to Singapore
Andrew Lloyd WebberÂ’s "The Phantom of the Opera" is making a return to Singapore, after its hugely successful debut here 12 years ago.
BroadwayÂ’s longest-running musical which next week celebrates its 20th anniversary will play at the Esplanade from 23rd March 2007.
The Singapore season which is part of an Asian tour will see American Brad Little playing the Phantom, a role he has played some 2,000 times.
Describing himself as the luckiest man in the world to be doing something that he loves, Little says "It’s going to be very exciting – everyone has said how wonderful the audiences are here... which always fascinates me. Every country seems to have their own personality as far as their audiences are (concerned)... Those that have performed here say ‘you’re going to love Singapore’".
The Singapore season of "The Phantom of the Opera" will be Directed by Harold Prince who has directed and/or produced more than 50 musicals, plays and operas including, the premiere productions of "Evita", "the Cabaret", "A Little Light Music" and "Sweeney Todd", just to name a few.
According to Tim Mc Farlane, Managing Director of the The Really Useful Company which is co-producing the show in Singapore, the production will involve more than 130 cast, crew and orchestra from the USA, UK, Australia and even Korea.
22 containers of what will make up a spectacular set at the Esplanade will be shipped from Australia and other countries to Singapore, including 230 amazing costumes.
The producers believe the show in Singapore will be better than those in New York or London, having been continually worked on, improved and perfected.
David Atkins of David Atkins Enterprises says, "The Phantom of the Opera is arguably one of the most successful musicals of all time and DAE is proud to be associated with what we are sure will be its best season ever in Singapore."
Tickets will go on sale from November for "The Phantom of the Opera", a heart-wrenching story of the hideously disfigured Phantom who falls in love with a young singer Christine and devotes himself to creating a new opera star while exercising a reign of terror over the Opera HouseÂ’s occupants. -
no marnee
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tank god. youngest sis has been pesterin me abt it.
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Wish I could catch it with my hon.
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omg phamtom of the opera again..Originally posted by Aveme:Broadway's longest-running and most popular musical, THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA, returns to Singapore for a strictly limited season in March 2007.
Andrew Lloyd-Webber's phenomenal hit first burst onto the London stage 20 years ago, and continues to play to full houses nightly in London, New York and around the world. THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA has been seen by over 80 million people worldwide, has been performed in more than 20 countries, has won over 50 major theatre awards, and has grossed more than S$5 billion.
With 130 cast, crew and orchestra members, spectacular sets and more than 230 costumes, THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA contains some of Andrew Lloyd Webber's most famous and stirring music, including "The Phantom of the Opera" and "Music of the Night".
THE PHANTOM OF THE OPERA is a world-wide sensation which will take Singapore audiences on an unrivalled musical theatre journey.
The Phantom awaits your presence... -
did u have difficulty understand it ar?Originally posted by bluejuice:I want to watch again!!!
im wana go watch ley...... -
get/borrow the CD with lyrics first lohOriginally posted by browniebaobao:did u have difficulty understand it ar?
im wana go watch ley...... -
i dun mean the song..Originally posted by TehJarVu:get/borrow the CD with lyrics first loh
i mean the story lah. -
hear the songs u will know the story orediOriginally posted by browniebaobao:i dun mean the song..
i mean the story lah.
arbo kio musical? -
duiz..Originally posted by TehJarVu:hear the songs u will know the story oredi
arbo kio musical?
then u listen cd liao then go watch..
might as well listen cd jiu hao?
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how much is the ticket?
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$40 to $180..Originally posted by dumbdumb!:how much is the ticket?
depending on which day and wat seat u wana get. -
audio and visual diff mahOriginally posted by browniebaobao:duiz..
then u listen cd liao then go watch..
might as well listen cd jiu hao?
i do listen to musicals at leisure, they dun perform everyday mah
then when they are in town, then go and see the action loh
i got many musical de CDs - the songs/lyrics are more meaningful than pop songs
and i watched Cats in London
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wahhhh i also wana watch Les Miserables~Originally posted by TehJarVu:audio and visual diff mah
i do listen to musicals at leisure, they dun perform everyday mah
then when they are in town, then go and see the action loh
i got many musical de CDs - the songs/lyrics are more meaningful than pop songs
and i watched Cats in London
and Les Mis in Adelaide
ehhh can lend me the cd? 
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I thinking of watching? Anyone girls intersted to watch it with me? Fireice ai mai...