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Andrew Lloyd Webber Honors Late Son Nick at Final Phantom Show

Andrew Lloyd Webber Honors Late Son Nick at Final Phantom Show
Andrew Lloyd Webber Honors Late Son Nick at Final Phantom Show


This curtain call was particularly moving for Andrew Lloyd Webber.

After 35 years on Broadway, his legendary musical The Phantom of the Opera held its final show at the Majestic Theatre in New York. And at the April 16 event, Lloyd Webber paid tribute to his late son Nick, who died in March at age 43 following a battle with gastric cancer.

As seen in a video shared by the official Phantom of the Opera on Broadway Instagram account, the composer told the audience, “I hope you won’t mind if I dedicate this performance to my son Nick.”

Looking back, Lloyd Webber and his ex-wife Sarah Brightman—who played Christine in the original Broadway production of The Phantom of the Opera—recalled the role the musical played in Nick’s life.

“When Andrew was writing it, he was right there,” she shared while joining the cast on the stage, per the Associated Press. “So his son is with us. Nick, we love you very much.”



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