They were joined by Barry James as ‘Monsieur Firmin’, Gareth Snook as ‘Monsieur André’, Liz Robertson as ‘Madame Giry’ and Wynne Evans as ‘Piangi’, together with a cast and orchestra of over 200 and some special guest appearances from Michael Crawford and Sarah Brightman in a memorable final curtain call.
“ The Phantom of the Opera at the Royal Albert Hall” starred Ramin Karimloo as ‘The Phantom’ and Sierra Boggess as ‘Christine’. This special version is only available exclusively from The Universal Box Set Store or the Official Phantom shop. A strictly limited collector’s edition is also available with an exclusive hand numbered 200gsm silk print, celebrating a selection of key poster artwork from the show throughout its history. The box set comes numbered and with an exclusive medallion, as well as a replica of the 60-page opening night programme from Her Majesty’s Theatre. Containing the original recording of The Phantom of the Opera and its 2010 sequel, Love Never Dies, packaged in a collector’s once-only design, and with the added bonus of a captivating hour-long DVD including original music videos, rare interviews and performance footage, the collection tells the complete story of the world’s greatest entertainment phenomenon.Īn accompanying 160-page fully illustrated hardback book details the compelling history of the show from page to stage and beyond. For further details on worldwide DVD, Blu-ray and CD release dates, visit As well as the live album and DVD, the 25th anniversary will also be marked with the release of a special edition The Phantom of the Opera 25th Anniversary Celebration box set – a beautiful, 4-CD and 1 DVD set honouring the 25th anniversary of the show’s London opening in 1986. The staged version has never been available before to own on DVD or Blu-ray, and The Phantom of the Opera original cast recording album remains one of the biggest selling music titles of all time. The event will also subsequently be released in the UK on November 14th on DVD, Blu-ray™, CD and Download as a must-have anniversary release for fans everywhere. “ The Phantom of the Opera at the Royal Albert Hall” was screened live in around 250 cinemas nationwide across the UK at 7pm on October 2nd. Audiences around the world were invited to join the celebration on Sunday October 2nd when the event was beamed live via satellite to cinemas across the globe. To mark its 25th Anniversary year, Andrew Lloyd Webber and Cameron Mackintosh presented The Phantom of the Opera in a fully-staged, lavish production, set in the sumptuous Victorian splendour of the Royal Albert Hall with a cast and orchestra of over 200. Spectacular event captured live and released on DVD, Blu-ray, Album and Download in November Michael Mott’s tracks "Let There Be.The Phantom of the Opera at the Royal Albert Hall for the 25th Anniversary Celebration. With this impressive list of talent, Mott has created an album that speaks to the electric nature of today’s musical theatre community. Singers include Drama Desk Award winner Sierra Boggess (The Phantom of the Opera and The Little Mermaid), Bryan Terrell Clark (Motown and Tyler Perry's "House of Payne" on TBS), Ben Fankhauser (Newsies), Justin Guarini (runner-up on the debut season of FOX's "American Idol", Wicked), Tony Award® nominee Jeremy Jordan (NBC's “Smash", Newsies), Zachary Levi (NBC's "Chuck," Disney's "Tangled" and First Date), Tony Award® nominee Orfeh (solo pop/ R&B artist, Legally Blonde), Tony Award® nominee, Laura Osnes (Rodgers and Hammerstein’s Cinderella, Bonnie & Clyde), Jacqueline Petroccia (Carousel, Sweeney Todd) and Tony Award® nominee Josh Young (Jesus Christ Superstar). Released by Grammy Nominated label, Broadway Records, Where The Sky Ends offers twelve original songs, co-produced by Mott and Drama Desk Nominee, Kim Scharnberg. Joined by some of Broadway, television and film's most recognized talents, Mott's debut album offers a variety of catchy pop melodies, soaring ballads and toe tapping swing numbers.
WHERE THE SKY ENDS is the debut album from composer/ lyricist, Michael Mott.
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