The thrilled public, young and old, comprising mostly the biggest admirers of the show, with some of them experiencing the performance for thousands of times in their lives, streamed through the passages of The Majestic, and sometimes you would not know what sparkled more - the gilded decorations of the grand interior or the gleeful smiles of that evening guests. Needless to say, that night’s performance was splendid! The Majestic Theatre, sitting over sixteen hundred spectators, was overflowing with excitement. The special anniversary was marked by the presence of Andrew Lloyd Webber himself, appearing on stage with the other key members of the original Phantom of the Opera creative team, Hal Prince and Gillian Lynne - as well as the current Phantom Broadway cast - and, together with Broadway’s current Phantom John Cudia, cutting a special 9,000-shaped cake to mark the occasion. performance at the Majestic Theatre in New York on September 17, 2009, the musical became the first Broadway show ever to reach 9,000 performances. During its history, The Phantom of the Opera has become a truly international phenomenon, translated into several languages and produced in more than twenty countries all over the world. One of the hallmarks of Webber’s work is The Phantom of the Opera - 1986 musical inspired by the 1911 Gaston Leroux novel and recognized as the longest-running Broadway musical and the most successful entertainment project in history. One of the mega-stars of the 20th-century musical is Andrew Lloyd Webber, with most of his thirteen musicals being hits of the stage long after their release.
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